typical

To a high degree; extremely typical.

To a very high degree; very typical.

To a reasonable degree; quite typical.

Used to emphasize that something is very typical, often in a formal context.

Used to express annoyance or resignation about a situation that is exactly as expected.

Completely and without qualification; used for emphasis.

Not always or in every case typical.

Not at all typical; in no way typical.

Completely; in every way.

Completely or in total; often used to describe a situation or behavior.

Used to state that something has the usual qualities or features of a particular group or thing.

To think of something as being typical.

To consider or think of something in a particular way, as being typical.

To give the impression of having the usual qualities or features of a particular group or thing.

To appear to have the usual qualities or features of a particular group or thing.

To accept or understand something as being typical.

To sound as if something has the usual qualities or features of a particular group or thing, based on what is heard or read.

To start to be typical over time.

Used to say that someone or something shows the usual qualities or behavior of a particular group, place, or time.