As a whole
Widely and as a whole are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Widely" instead an adjective phrase "As a whole".
Widely
Widely adverb - To a great degree.
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Synonyms for Widely
As a whole and widely are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "As a whole" instead an adjective "Widely".
Nearby Word: wide
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- altogether and as a whole
- altogether and widely
- chiefly and as a whole
- chiefly and widely
- mainly and as a whole
- mainly and widely
- mostly and as a whole
- mostly and widely
- overall and as a whole
- overall and widely
- generally and as a whole
- generally and widely
- in general and as a whole
- in general and widely
Both terms in one sentence
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Overall, thanks in large part to economic woes mentioned above, animation as a whole is widely considered to have suffered, though there are exceptions.
- The Prince is an equal-level offender against aristocracy as a whole (which is a given, considering it's widely considered to be satire).
Source: Aristocrats Are Evil - Likewise, the misanthropy-laced first chapter is widely mistaken as being emblematic of the fic (and the entire 'verse) as a whole.
Source: Never Live It Down / Other Media
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