largely
Pronunciation: [ˈlɑrdʒli]
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Context: "extent"
(adverb) when something is mostly true or happens most of the time. If you say something is largely true, it means most of it is correct, but there might be a little bit that's not.
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The project was largely successful, with most goals achieved.
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The meeting was not largely helpful, as many issues remained unresolved.
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Is the new plan largely accepted by the team?
Context: "similarity"
(adverb) to describe something that is similar or related to something else in a big way. If two things are largely alike, they have many things in common.
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The two cities are largely similar in their culture and traditions.
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The two stories are not largely alike; they have many different themes.
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How largely do these two ideas overlap with each other?
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