Traditionally is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRADITIONALLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a traditional manner.
ADVERB:
• TRADITIONAL, relating to or derived from tradition
• in a way that is based on a particular tradition
• as part of a long-established custom, practice, or belief; typically
• according to tradition; in a traditional manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an inherited, established, or customary pattern of thought, action, or behavior (as a religious practice or a social custom); a belief or story or a body of beliefs or stories relating to the past that are commonly accepted as historical though not verifiable

Words related to TRADITIONALLY

traditional12

Words that contain TRADITIONALLY

untraditionally19

How to use TRADITIONALLY in a sentence

• Magliori to the discovery of an agent of this sort which was traditionally in use by certain Italian families.
• A narrative, whether true or false, that has been traditionally preserved from the time of its first oral communication.
• Where now are the generous sentiments and the poetry traditionally associated with the vintage? Not here, certainly.
• The tower itself is of unknown origin, though probably Phoenician, and the house traditionally sheltered Dr.
• China has traditionally employed human labor where machines would have been cheaper and more efficient, simply because labor was available and capital was not.
• With few written guides, people have traditionally learned their way around the Net by asking somebody, whether at the terminal next to them or on the Net itself.
• Here, in 1810, an English soldier lost his life through bathing in the spring traditionally declared to be that which proved fatal to Varahran.
• It has the hoary ruins of a nameless fort, and a well which is traditionally said to ebb and flow with the tide.
• To begin, let us remember that traditionally this country and its Government have always been passionately devoted to peace with honor, as they are now.
• Economic activity traditionally has been based on agriculture and the breeding of livestock.
• After an economic rebound in the early 1990s in the wake of the Persian Gulf war, economic growth has slowed as the traditionally volatile economy has once again slumped.
• Herrera lived very obscurely, as priests employed on secret missions traditionally live.
• This general order of sequence is followed traditionally of course in the schoolroom.
• This experience is traditionally called conversion.
• Its site is traditionally identified with that of Berkyn Manor, near the church, and an old pigeon-house is asserted to be a remnant of the original building.
• The Public Schools, traditionally so-called, were to be made more really public by being brought under the Minister and the School-Boards.
• This nest was a large and beautiful mansion in the rue de Menars, where a true feeling for art tempered the luxury which the financial world continues, traditionally, to display.
• As usual in such Chorus-Entries their chanting is accompanied with music and gesture-dance to a rhythm traditionally associated with marching.
• Inclosures for this purpose occur at other pueblos traditionally ascribed to the same age.
• An old woman is sometimes introduced, the same who is traditionally supposed to have accompanied them in their flight.
• The knowledge and skill which are absolutely necessary to his profession, and which are acquired no otherwise than traditionally, have a tendency to produce this result.
• This family traditionally are the ancestors of all the mountain people.
• Among other things shown us by Father Clapp was a circle of highly polished boulders, said traditionally to be the foundation of the house of Lumawig, the Deity of the Bontok.
• All told there are not, probably, among the eighty millions of our people, more than a million and a half who are not either traditionally or nominally Christians.
• The Book of Daniel has been wrongly placed, traditionally, with most serious consequences to the character of the book, and, through this misconception to Christianity.
• It is, indeed, a most extraordinary thing that anybody should have had the mother-wit to write the plays traditionally assigned to Shakespeare.
• I believe it is traditionally supposed to have been the tomb of a saint, perhaps St.
• The job was done by and under the direction of military leaders who are traditionally in a hurry to get results.
• Traditionally, our policy has been one of almost entire neglect.
• The interval between his abandonment of the world and his enlightenment is traditionally estimated at seven years and this accords with our other data.
• The French wars, however traditionally popular, were fertile only in glory.
• They are few, but the children of the departed remember traditionally these and their like, in the schoolmasters of Georgia from 1790 to 1815.

Similar words containing TRADITIONAL without suffix ly

traditional12 untraditional14 nontraditional15 traditionalise15 traditionalism17 traditionalist15 traditionality18 traditionalize24 antitraditional16 traditionalised17 traditionalises16 traditionalisms18 traditionalists16 traditionalized26 traditionalizes25 untraditionally19 traditionalizin25 traditionalisti16 traditionalizing27 traditionalistic19

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