categoryusually
Categoryusually is a neologism used in discussions of linguistic categorization to denote the habitual or prototypical membership of an object in a category. As a coined term, it does not have a formal definition in mainstream literature and is not widely recognized.
Origin and usage: The term appears in informal writings and experimental notes rather than peer-reviewed work;
Definition: In tentative use, categoryusually refers to the status of an item as belonging to a category
Relation to other concepts: It intersects with prototype theory, typicality, and fuzzy set theory, which study
Example: In everyday language, a robin is categoryusually a bird; a penguin is usually also a bird,
Reception: Because the term is not standardized, usage varies and some readers may interpret it as redundant
See also: typicality, prototypicality, fuzzy sets, categorization.