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Generally speaking

Could anyone tell me what does "generally speaking" mean 1.Generally speaking, people like her as a leader. Does it mean " in General language, people like her as a leader.

on the whole vs. generally vs. in general

Do they all work in this conversation that I made up? A: Tom, how''s your new job? B: Generally I love it, but the boss is a bit annoying. B: In general I love it, but the boss is a bit

typically vs generally

Typically, the notion of ethnic enterprise may be useful or dangerous, depending on the context in which it is used.(Hollow promises? ed. by A. Rogers and M. Keith) I wonder

mainly/mostly/typically/primarily/usually/generally

The investigated noun was mainly (70% of the cases) animate. It was found mostly (85%) in complex sentences. It was typically (75%) premodified by descriptive adjectives. It

more generally | WordReference Forums

Hello everyone: What does "more generally" mean in following sentences? More roughly? In the next section, we discuss more generally the way in which psychologists

all in all, in general, generally

All in all (starting a sentence) means all things considered (i.e. you think about all aspects of the film). This is not the same as in general (which means on the whole or broadly

"Generally" in the sentence

Hi! I''m not sure where I should put "generally" in this sentece: "I disagree with the idea that money should be the most improtant factor in choosing a career". Should it be

generally speaking vs. in general | WordReference Forums

"In general" or "Generally speaking", the people live in the cities are more materialistic than tge people live in rural areas. Are they both correct? If so, which one is more

More generally = more commonly?

Hi Guys! I need someone to shed some light on the usage "more generally" in this context. "The indefinite article is strongly associated with the complement function in a clause,

"generally" | WordReference Forums

In converstion ''generally'' may merely reflect the impression that the speaker has of the amount rather than a moderately precise percentage range. Other expressions are given