regularly

[ reg-yuh-ler-lee ]

adverb

1. at regular times or intervals.
2. according to plan, custom, etc.
3. usually; ordinarily:

   The dress is regularly $45 but is now on sale for $30.

Word History and Origins

Origin of regularly¹

First recorded in 1520–30; regular + -ly

Example Sentences

She regularly posted online about its success, claiming she had run 2,000 coaching sessions for children across south, mid and north Wales, Cheltenham and Bristol.

From BBC

The players who have being targeted regularly over the past five seasons have not been named by Kick It Out.

From BBC

The agency does not have the staff or budget to regularly inspect streetlights to identify dangerously loose caps or other problems, or to swiftly fix burned-out or vandalized lights.

From Los Angeles Times

Jenkins regularly watched “The Lion King,” which he estimates he’s viewed more than 150 times — while babysitting his younger nephews.

From Los Angeles Times

In Germany, school lunch is typically “universal,” meaning everyone is eligible to receive it and the vast majority of students do not regularly bring lunches from home, though they might bring their own snacks.

From Salon

Related Words

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• continually
• daily
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