typ·i·cal·ly 
/ˈtɪpɪkli/ adverb
/ˈtɪpɪkli/ adverb [more typically; most typically] 1 : generally or normally — used to say what normally happens ▪ Typically, the members of our staff receive little recognition. ▪ We typically go for coffee after our walk. ▪ These recitals typically [=usually] last one hour. ▪ I typically order the steak when I eat there. 2 : in the usual way — used to describe what is normal or expected of a certain place, person, situation, etc. ▪ Typically, she was late. [=she was late, as she often/usually is] ▪ I tried to get him to talk, but he was typically reluctant to say anything. ▪ They serve typically American food. [=the kind of food that is usual/typical in America]
