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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aren't usually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that typically does not happen or is not the case in most situations.
Example: "Cats aren't usually fond of water, which is why they tend to avoid it."
Alternatives: "are not typically" or "tend not to be".
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People aren't usually under pressure".
The lines aren't usually that bad.
Sanctions aren't usually all that effective.
We aren't usually that sensitive... honest.
(They aren't usually deemed worth the effort).
His characters aren't usually stratospheric successes.
"The plays aren't usually formally commissioned.
But things aren't usually that intimate.
For better or worse, my songs aren't usually that abstract.
"Individuals aren't usually singled out during these things".
These sorts of feelings aren't usually expressed at rock concerts.
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