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generally
[ jen-er-uh-lee ]
adverb
- usually; commonly; ordinarily:
He generally comes home at noon.
Antonyms:
- with respect to the larger part; for the most part:
a generally accurate interpretation of the facts.
- without reference to or disregarding particular persons, things, situations, etc., that may be an exception:
generally speaking.
generally
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adverb
- usually; as a rule
- commonly or widely
- without reference to specific details or facts; broadly
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of generally1
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Example Sentences
Emma Smith at Craven Cottage: Both managers generally stood alone at the edge of their technical areas, and were the ones to issue instructions to their players.
Ruth Rankine, an NHS Confederation primary care director, believes that during times, such as now, when money is tight, collaboration generally becomes harder.
TV tots in that time were generally being prepped for adulthood; their misadventures led generally, and gently, to lessons learned.
Counties in mid, west and north Wales have generally been hit by the largest percentage increases.
These scenes usually underscore the denouement of a character’s development throughout a week of unsettling vacation time, and none of the outcomes are generally good, even if they might seem to be on the surface.
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