Almost entirely
Overall and almost entirely are semantically related. in generally topic. In some cases you can use "Overall" instead an adverb phrase "Almost entirely".
Overall
Overall adverb - With everyone or everything taken into account at the same time.
Almost entirely and overall are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Almost entirely" instead an adverb "Overall".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- largely and almost entirely
- largely and overall
- regularly and almost entirely
- regularly and overall
- primarily and almost entirely
- primarily and overall
- basically and almost entirely
- basically and overall
- chiefly and almost entirely
- chiefly and overall
- mainly and almost entirely
- mainly and overall
- mostly and almost entirely
- mostly and overall
Both terms in one sentence
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Some characters may share similar powers to their namesakes, but have almost entirely different personalities, personal lives, and overall goals.
Source: Franchise / Marvel 2099 - Both almost entirely change the meaning of the lyrics, leaving only the original overall meaning of "We're going to go away and start a new life together".
Source: What Song Was This Again? -
After several film treatments, Sam Hamm wrote an almost entirely-new script, Michael Keaton was cast in the title role, and overall three years would pass before Batman was finally released in 1989.
Source: Saved from Development Hell
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