conventionalway
nounUK /kənˈvenʃənəl weɪ/
US /kənˈvenʃənəl weɪ/
The usual way that most people do something.
She tied her shoes in the conventional way, making two loops and pulling them tight.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The old-fashioned or expected way of doing something.
He cooked the rice in the conventional way instead of using a fancy machine.
3. The way that follows the rules or customs of a group.
The team greeted the visitors in the conventional way, with a handshake.
4. The way most people think is normal.
She solved the puzzle in the conventional way, step by step.