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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Could you tell me the difference between typically and normally? Or they are synonym?
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Normally, a person’s blood temperature is around 98 degrees Fahrenheit or 37 degrees Celsius; but when they are ill their temperature is typically a few degrees higher. A person’s usual or expected temperature is 98F, but in times of stress it typically goes up. I use both words, but ‘typically’ has to do with a described event or situation; whereas ‘normally’ expresses what would be expected without any special situation.
- Normally, a person’s blood temperature is around 98 degrees Fahrenheit or 37 degrees Celsius; but when they are ill their temperature is typically a few degrees higher.
- A person’s usual or expected temperature is 98F, but in times of stress it typically goes up.
- I use both words, but ‘typically’ has to do with a described event or situation; whereas ‘normally’ expresses what would be expected without any special situation.
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Normally, a person’s blood temperature is around 98 degrees Fahrenheit or 37 degrees Celsius; but when they are ill their temperature is typically a few degrees higher. A person’s usual or expected temperature is 98F, but in times of stress it typically goes up. I use both words, but ‘typically’ has to do with a described event or situation; whereas ‘normally’ expresses what would be expected wi
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