
Ordinarily
Expectation Setting
Use 'ordinarily' to set expectations about what usually happens, but allow for exceptions.
She ordinarily takes questions at the end, but today she started with a Q&A.
Not Absolute
'Ordinarily' indicates something that's common but not guaranteed; there can be variations.
Ordinarily, the park is quiet, but today there's a concert.
Comparative Context
Use 'ordinarily' when comparing a usual situation with a special or different case.
He would ordinarily ask for a report, but he needed a presentation this time.