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generally
adverb as in mainly, in most cases
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"It's a lot more costly, generally, than what you would class as a small molecule drug that you can chemically synthesise."
The conditions need to be right, including early-evening clear skies, generally in February, and plenty of water.
In fact there are generally three or four each year.
With a Nations League promotion secured the year before and a major tournament to prepare for, the decision was taken to take on friendlies, generally, against top-ranked nations.
The sympathizers, who are to all appearances still innocuous fellow-citizens in a nontotalitarian society, can hardly be called single-minded fanatics; through them, the movements make their fantastic lies more generally acceptable, can spread their propaganda in milder, more respectable forms, until the whole atmosphere is poisoned with totalitarian elements which are hardly recognizable as such but appear to be normal political reactions or opinions.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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