most always or almost always

“Most always” is a casual, slangy way of saying “almost always.” Thelatter expression is better in writing. The same is true of “most every,” “most all” and related expressions where the standard first word is “almost.”

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• ceasar vs caesar
• seam vs seem
• interment vs internment
• error vs err
• grammer vs grammar
• in tact vs intact
• gaurd vs guard
• any where vs anywhere
• whimp vs wimp
• as less as possible vs as little as possible

News & Articles

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• Prosecutor: Undeniable fact that firearms used to commit violent crimes almost always illegally obtained
  Prosecutors say it's an undeniable fact. The firearms used to commit violent crimes are almost always illegally obtained.
  June 25, 2013 - WSFA 12 Montgomery

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• Marquee matchup: Wainwright vs. Harvey
  Cards starter has been hot lately but almost always struggles against the Mets.
  June 13, 2013 - St. Louis Post-Dispatch
• Hoops Coach Pleased Players Taking Shots And Not Giving Them
  There's almost always a handful of football players on the Winter Haven basketball team. That makes things interesting for Winter Haven basketball coach Tyrone Woodside when the season starts during the peak of football season.
  June 12, 2013 - The Lakeland Ledger
• Sony Twisted the Knife, but Microsoft May Have Shot Itself in the Foot
  In the video game industry, the consumer almost always speaks loudly and clearly. When questions are fired, companies need to have answers, lest they face the wrath of gamers scorned. If no
  June 12, 2013 - Nasdaq