commonly

/ˈkɑmənli/
adv 2

Collocations

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ADJ.

all, associated, enzymatic, known, live, longer, modern, most

Bacteria that live commonly in soil can break down organic matter very quickly.

VERB + COMMONLY

spring, wend

Errors of this type spring commonly in written work when students rush through their assignments.

COMMONLY + NOUN

america, beijing, chinese, example, flu, friend, inhibitors, ivan

The flu commonly spreads during winter months when people spend more time indoors together.

PREP.

in, than, upon, with

Misspellings are more commonly found in emails than in formal letters.

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