Definition of customarily in English:

customarily

adverb ˈkʌstəm(ə)rɪliˌkəstəˈmɛrəli

In a way which follows customs or usual practices; usually.
the leaves are customarily used for animal fodder
Example sentencesExamples
- His hair is tied back into a mantilla more customarily worn by the women of the singer's native land.
- Education is now customarily discussed in terms of product, delivery and consumer.
- We are sure Bulgarians are big enough to give them a customarily hospitable reception.
- On the eve of a typical wedding, a vegetarian meal is customarily served in a huge tent erected near the home of the bride or bridegroom.
- His hulking figure is customarily clad in baggy jeans, zip-up jackets, and his trademark baseball caps.
- Once they are mined, cut and polished, diamonds are customarily graded.
- The literature prize is customarily announced at noon on the second Thursday in October.
- The first 30 beads of so of a necklace, we've historically thought was just an aesthetically pleasing pattern customarily used by a particular tribe.
- The Greeks and Romans customarily observed certain humanitarian principles.
- The event is customarily held on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, celebrating the end of the harvest season.
- He often wore disguises, went by a number of aliases, and customarily destroyed the records of his investigations.
- This is supported by the fact that men customarily are credited with the invention of the emergency room for fast service.
- Or did it mean getting men to become more docile and emotional - customarily held to be more the feminine qualities?
- It is not, however, the relationship that is customarily supposed.
- Will they be told that homeless figures are customarily unverifiable and therefore consistently exaggerated?
- By contrast, all the principal trace elements found in this enamel are customarily present in 16 th-century enamels.
- Reference to quality considerations is customarily included in reporting on performance.
- On hearing that Smith was engaged, she cancelled her visit, wrote him a scathing letter and returned the box of books his firm customarily sent her.
- It remains rich and hospitable, and customarily preserves the age old traditions of natural cuisine.
- Flesh and blood are customarily characteristic of organic life forms.
Synonyms
usually, traditionally, normally, as a rule, conventionally, generally, in the ordinary way, ordinarily, commonly
habitually, routinely

Definition of customarily in US English:

customarily

adverbˌkəstəˈmɛrəliˌkəstəˈmerəlē

In a way which follows customs or usual practices; usually.
the leaves are customarily used for animal fodder
Example sentencesExamples
- The first 30 beads of so of a necklace, we've historically thought was just an aesthetically pleasing pattern customarily used by a particular tribe.
- We are sure Bulgarians are big enough to give them a customarily hospitable reception.
- By contrast, all the principal trace elements found in this enamel are customarily present in 16 th-century enamels.
- On hearing that Smith was engaged, she cancelled her visit, wrote him a scathing letter and returned the box of books his firm customarily sent her.
- His hulking figure is customarily clad in baggy jeans, zip-up jackets, and his trademark baseball caps.
- The event is customarily held on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, celebrating the end of the harvest season.
- Reference to quality considerations is customarily included in reporting on performance.
- This is supported by the fact that men customarily are credited with the invention of the emergency room for fast service.
- It is not, however, the relationship that is customarily supposed.
- The Greeks and Romans customarily observed certain humanitarian principles.
- Or did it mean getting men to become more docile and emotional - customarily held to be more the feminine qualities?
- Will they be told that homeless figures are customarily unverifiable and therefore consistently exaggerated?
- Education is now customarily discussed in terms of product, delivery and consumer.
- On the eve of a typical wedding, a vegetarian meal is customarily served in a huge tent erected near the home of the bride or bridegroom.
- The literature prize is customarily announced at noon on the second Thursday in October.
- He often wore disguises, went by a number of aliases, and customarily destroyed the records of his investigations.
- It remains rich and hospitable, and customarily preserves the age old traditions of natural cuisine.
- His hair is tied back into a mantilla more customarily worn by the women of the singer's native land.
- Once they are mined, cut and polished, diamonds are customarily graded.
- Flesh and blood are customarily characteristic of organic life forms.
Synonyms
usually, traditionally, normally, as a rule, conventionally, generally, in the ordinary way, ordinarily, commonly

单词	customarily
释义	Definition of customarily in English: customarily adverb ˈkʌstəm(ə)rɪliˌkəstəˈmɛrəli In a way which follows customs or usual practices; usually. the leaves are customarily used for animal fodder Example sentencesExamples His hair is tied back into a mantilla more customarily worn by the women of the singer's native land. Education is now customarily discussed in terms of product, delivery and consumer. We are sure Bulgarians are big enough to give them a customarily hospitable reception. On the eve of a typical wedding, a vegetarian meal is customarily served in a huge tent erected near the home of the bride or bridegroom. His hulking figure is customarily clad in baggy jeans, zip-up jackets, and his trademark baseball caps. Once they are mined, cut and polished, diamonds are customarily graded. The literature prize is customarily announced at noon on the second Thursday in October. The first 30 beads of so of a necklace, we've historically thought was just an aesthetically pleasing pattern customarily used by a particular tribe. The Greeks and Romans customarily observed certain humanitarian principles. The event is customarily held on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, celebrating the end of the harvest season. He often wore disguises, went by a number of aliases, and customarily destroyed the records of his investigations. This is supported by the fact that men customarily are credited with the invention of the emergency room for fast service. Or did it mean getting men to become more docile and emotional - customarily held to be more the feminine qualities? It is not, however, the relationship that is customarily supposed. Will they be told that homeless figures are customarily unverifiable and therefore consistently exaggerated? By contrast, all the principal trace elements found in this enamel are customarily present in 16 th-century enamels. Reference to quality considerations is customarily included in reporting on performance. On hearing that Smith was engaged, she cancelled her visit, wrote him a scathing letter and returned the box of books his firm customarily sent her. It remains rich and hospitable, and customarily preserves the age old traditions of natural cuisine. Flesh and blood are customarily characteristic of organic life forms. Synonyms usually, traditionally, normally, as a rule, conventionally, generally, in the ordinary way, ordinarily, commonly habitually, routinely Definition of customarily in US English: customarily adverbˌkəstəˈmɛrəliˌkəstəˈmerəlē In a way which follows customs or usual practices; usually. the leaves are customarily used for animal fodder Example sentencesExamples The first 30 beads of so of a necklace, we've historically thought was just an aesthetically pleasing pattern customarily used by a particular tribe. We are sure Bulgarians are big enough to give them a customarily hospitable reception. By contrast, all the principal trace elements found in this enamel are customarily present in 16 th-century enamels. On hearing that Smith was engaged, she cancelled her visit, wrote him a scathing letter and returned the box of books his firm customarily sent her. His hulking figure is customarily clad in baggy jeans, zip-up jackets, and his trademark baseball caps. The event is customarily held on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, celebrating the end of the harvest season. Reference to quality considerations is customarily included in reporting on performance. This is supported by the fact that men customarily are credited with the invention of the emergency room for fast service. It is not, however, the relationship that is customarily supposed. The Greeks and Romans customarily observed certain humanitarian principles. Or did it mean getting men to become more docile and emotional - customarily held to be more the feminine qualities? Will they be told that homeless figures are customarily unverifiable and therefore consistently exaggerated? Education is now customarily discussed in terms of product, delivery and consumer. On the eve of a typical wedding, a vegetarian meal is customarily served in a huge tent erected near the home of the bride or bridegroom. The literature prize is customarily announced at noon on the second Thursday in October. He often wore disguises, went by a number of aliases, and customarily destroyed the records of his investigations. It remains rich and hospitable, and customarily preserves the age old traditions of natural cuisine. His hair is tied back into a mantilla more customarily worn by the women of the singer's native land. Once they are mined, cut and polished, diamonds are customarily graded. Flesh and blood are customarily characteristic of organic life forms. Synonyms usually, traditionally, normally, as a rule, conventionally, generally, in the ordinary way, ordinarily, commonly
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