Basically
Basically adverb - For the most part.
Usage example: your answer is basically correct
Fully
Both words in one sentence
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Basically, if you ram an enemy with the shot fully charged, you will not only do the normal massive damage that the full charge does, but also get 3-5 subsequent low-charge shots in as well.
Source: Charged Attack -
Then there's the Photon Launcher, which is basically, when fully upgraded, the most powerful weapon in the game aside from Valkyl's Zypher Cannon from the original.
Source: Video Game / Ares - After months of searching, the community has been given the following information: there is a Ga'al (basically, a Tz Haar born as a blank slate instead of fully matured) who escaped the Tz Haar city wandering around Runescape, but he's really good at disguising.
Source: Guide Dang It / Western RPG
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