Commonly means: As a rule; frequently; usually. Related words include normally or usually. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Commonly in practice.

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Commonly in a sentence

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Commonly meaning

  1. As a rule; frequently; usually.
  2. In common; familiarly.

Synonyms of Commonly

normally usually unremarkably ordinarily remarkably

Example sentences (20)

Even depression has been linked to lowered testosterone levels, commonly accompanying the so-called male menopause.

Among the drugs seized was 77 litres of gamma hydroxybutyrate (GHB), commonly referred to as the "date rape" drug.

At the same time, markets are currently characterized by “extreme greed,” according to the commonly cited index.

If you’re using a web font that’s not commonly supported across all devices, be sure to include a fallback font.

Experts working with domestic abuse victims say pets are commonly used as a tool for coercion against women and children.

Family and Relationships: Questions about family dynamics, conflicts, or concerns about loved ones are commonly broached.

It is a pine-, lemon-, and camphor-scented terpene commonly found in basil and aster flowers and in some cannabis strains.

Affordable housing is commonly understood to be a rental rate or mortgage which eats up no more than a third of one’s income.

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It can also “reveal itself when you need it with a right click” and perform tasks now commonly associated with generative AI.

Crucibles are metal or ceramic containers commonly used to melt platinum, bronze, silver and even gold.

According to Cooper this hesitation comes down to, perhaps unsurprisingly, anxiety — commonly found in insecure attachment styles.

Affluent Black people are killed almost as commonly as low-income Black people, according to Ray.

His white-haired beard was unkempt (per usual), which he commonly talks about since he stopped dying it and decided to embrace aging.

In 2022, the most commonly injured e-scooter users were men and boys aged 10 to 19. Fifteen of those injured were aged nine or under.

It's also commonly mixed into other illegal drugs like cocaine and heroin to boost their potency.

Intertitles, more commonly known as title cards, are the placards of text that appear on-screen, usually to indicate time and location.

Aehr makes the burn-in equipment in silicon carbine chips commonly found in electric vehicles.

It can trigger life-threatening pneumonia and is commonly spread through items such as taps, showers, hot tubs, and air condition units.

Commonly, vegan protein powders include pea protein, rice protein, soy protein, hemp protein powder, or combinations of these ingredients.

During a search of the suspected smuggling vehicle, agents discovered an un-serialized 9mm handgun, commonly referred to as a “ghost gun”.

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Frequently asked questions

How do you use "commonly" in a sentence?
An example: "Even depression has been linked to lowered testosterone levels, commonly accompanying the so-called male menopause." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "commonly" from real English texts.
What does "commonly" mean?
Commonly means: As a rule; frequently; usually.
What are synonyms of "commonly"?
Common synonyms of "commonly" include: normally, usually, unremarkably, ordinarily, remarkably.
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Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "commonly", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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