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on the whole
adjective as in en masse
adverb as in all told
Weak matches
adverb as in altogether
adverb as in chiefly
Strongest matches
adverb as in generally
Strongest matches
adverb as in mainly
adverb as in mostly
adverb as in overall
adverb as in primarily
adverb as in routinely
Strongest matches
adverb as in typically
Strongest matches
adverb as in usually
Example Sentences
Although lower-income and younger people are straining more to keep up with expenses and make debt payments, households on the whole are managing well.
While private citizens have a right to keep their medical records confidential, it is argued that political leaders do not have this luxury because their health can have an impact on the whole country.
"We've seen a couple scuttle low but on the whole, it's been OK. It's on the slow side, but it's been alright."
Modern life has drawbacks, but on the whole, people in the U.S. are healthier, freer, and safer than they have been throughout most of history.
I thought he looked after Erling Haaland - I know he scored, but on the whole you didn't really see him much.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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