Synonyms for traditionally
tra·di·tion·al·ly

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1. traditionallyadverb

   Antonyms:
   nontraditionally, untraditionally

2. traditionallyadverb

   Antonyms:
   untraditionally, nontraditionally

Princeton's WordNet

1. traditionallyadverb

   according to tradition; in a traditional manner

   "traditionally, we eat fried foods on Hanukah"

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1. List of paraphrases for "traditionally":

   historically, usually, normally, typically, always, conventionally, customarily, tradition, generally

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1. Mahlet Afework:

   They come to Addis but they still live in poverty, the women usually get a really low income because markets tend to be on weekends, when Ethiopian women would traditionally look after their families.

2. John Rumsfeld:

   Care has traditionally been delivered inside the walls of the hospital or inside the walls of the clinic, we need to undergo digital transformation in healthcare in the John Rumsfeld, not just because of the cost of care, or to improve efficiency, but also to be better at what we do by reaching people as they go about their lives.

3. Ranveer Singh:

   Traditionally our films and gender dynamics are structured very differently, so that's an aspect of our film that we're very proud of.

4. The GAO:

   DOL officials told GAO that they have traditionally used this number as a proxy for the number of individuals claiming benefits because they were closely related, however, the number of claims has not been an accurate estimate of the number of individuals claiming benefits during the pandemic because of backlogs in processing a historic volume of claims, among other data issues.

5. Rio Games:

   We know it spreads easily and that's disturbing. ... But we're also at the height of the flu season which traditionally is January and February in the winter and then it tapers off and goes down in the warmer months, so if it follows that kind of a pattern, by the time we get to April, May and June it may be a thing of the past.