normally behave

Frequency: 7.010.5 per million words

To act in the way that is usual or expected for a person or animal.

normallyADVERB + VERB

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behave

Examples (10)

  • Children normally behave very well for their age.
  • Under stressful situations, some people don't normally behave as expected.
  • The dog will normally behave during the veterinary visit, but sometimes gets anxious.
  • It's difficult to predict how a crowd might normally behave in an emergency.
  • She always tries to normally behave in a way that respects others.
  • The machine should normally behave like this, showing no errors.
  • Visitors are expected to normally behave appropriately in the museum.
  • Even when provoked, he managed to normally behave with calmness.
  • This specific type of bird will normally behave quite cautiously.
  • We observed how the new software would normally behave during peak usage.