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UK//nəʊ mɔː ðən ˈjuːʒuəl//US//noʊ mɔr ðən ˈjuːʒəl//

Meaning of No more than usual

Not exceeding the typical amount or frequency.

In simple words: Not more than normal or expected.

No more than usual in a sentence

  • The coffee shop was busy, but no more than usual on a Friday morning.
  • She felt tired today, but no more than usual after a long week.
  • The class size is full, but no more than usual for this course.
  • His excuses today are no more than usual; I expect better.

How to use No more than usual

Used in everyday conversation to indicate that something is at its normal level. Appropriate in both formal and informal contexts.

Grammar pattern

fixed expression

Memory hint

Think of it as keeping things 'normal' - no extra!

Related words

Collocations with No more than usual

  • no more than expected
  • no more than normal
  • no more than necessary

Synonyms for No more than usual

  • no more than normal
  • not greater than usual
  • same as before

Common mistakes with No more than usual

  • Confusing it with 'more than usual', which implies an increase.
  • Using it in a negative context when the phrase is neutral.
  • Omitting 'than' leading to unclear comparisons.

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Frequently asked questions about No more than usual

What does No more than usual mean?

Not more than normal or expected.

What is the definition of No more than usual?

Not exceeding the typical amount or frequency.

How do you use No more than usual in a sentence?

The coffee shop was busy, but no more than usual on a Friday morning.

Can you give another example of No more than usual?

She felt tired today, but no more than usual after a long week.

What are synonyms for No more than usual?

Common alternatives include no more than normal, not greater than usual, same as before.

What words go with No more than usual?

It commonly pairs with no more than expected, no more than normal, no more than necessary.

What are common mistakes when using No more than usual?

Confusing it with 'more than usual', which implies an increase. Using it in a negative context when the phrase is neutral. Omitting 'than' leading to unclear comparisons.

How do you pronounce No more than usual?

US: //noʊ mɔr ðən ˈjuːʒəl//, UK: //nəʊ mɔː ðən ˈjuːʒuəl//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use No more than usual?

Used in everyday conversation to indicate that something is at its normal level. Appropriate in both formal and informal contexts.