Almost always
Generally and almost always are semantically related In some cases you can use "Generally" instead an adverb phrase "Almost always".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- largely and almost always
- largely and generally
- regularly and almost always
- regularly and generally
- habitually and almost always
- habitually and generally
- customarily and almost always
- customarily and generally
- chiefly and almost always
- chiefly and generally
- mostly and almost always
- mostly and generally
- predominantly and almost always
- predominantly and generally
Both terms in one sentence
- Among the guys, Cleveland is probably the bluest, Joe is generally blue but can get REAL RED REAL FAST AND REAL LOUDLY, Quagmire is usually red, and Peter is almost always red.
- Also, before the match reaches the climax, a brawl will usually break out among the lumberjacks, generally the signal for outside interference — which is almost always how the match ends.
Source: Gimmick Matches - Later games struck a middle ground, where he's generally competent but almost always gets pushed aside by the game's final boss, which is usually something he built / freed that went out of control.
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