traditionally
adv. manneradv. in a way that follows a long-standing custom or habit. You use this when describing how people have done something for a long time.
adv. according to established custom, belief, or practice. Often used to contrast historical methods with modern innovations.
Traditionally, people eat turkey on Thanksgiving.
The festival is traditionally held in the town square, though this year it moved to the park.
While the ceremony was traditionally performed in silence, modern interpretations often include choral music to engage a wider audience.
From traditional + -ly.
Often placed at the beginning of a sentence to set the historical context for the entire clause.
In traditionally, families gather together.Traditionally, families gather together.Learners sometimes treat the adverb as a noun phrase by adding 'in' before it.