normally
adv. freq.adv. usually or in a way that is common and expected. You use this to talk about things that happen most of the time.
adv. under ordinary or standard conditions; in a manner that conforms to a typical pattern or rule. In a statistical context, it refers to data distributed according to a bell-shaped curve.
I normally walk to work, but today I took the bus.
The office is normally quiet on Friday afternoons because many employees work from home.
While the data is normally distributed across the population, the recent survey suggests a significant shift in consumer preferences toward sustainable packaging.
From normal + -ly.
Typically placed before the main verb or at the beginning of a sentence to establish a general rule.
As normally, he was late.As usual, he was late.Learners often use 'normally' after 'as' to describe a habit, but 'as usual' is the correct fixed expression.