Basically
Basically adverb - For the most part.
Most of all and basically are semantically related. in above all topic. In some cases you can use "Most of all" instead an adverb "Basically".
Most of all
Basically and most of all are semantically related. You can use "Basically" instead an adverb phrase "Most of all".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- largely and basically
- largely and most of all
- primarily and basically
- primarily and most of all
- chiefly and basically
- chiefly and most of all
- mainly and basically
- mainly and most of all
- mostly and basically
- mostly and most of all
- predominantly and basically
- predominantly and most of all
- principally and basically
- principally and most of all
Both terms in one sentence
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Corporal "Pronto" Pontucci had rare moments of weirdness, but was basically intelligent, competent, and most of all, relatively sensible, aside from an odd tendency to use Duct Tape for Everything.
Source: Bunny-Ears Lawyer -
George and Nina's baby is prophesied to bring an end to the vampire race, Nina is revealed to have been murdered by vampires, it's shown vampires have basically taken over the world by 2039, and most of all George dies in a heroic sacrifice.
Source: Series / Being Human (UK) -
In basically all non-censored versions he plays the role of a black-hearted robber baron, whose only saving grace is that his opponents Noble the lion, Bruin the bear, and (most of all) Ysengrim the wolf, are equally greedy and vicious, but not as smart.
Source: Fantastic Foxes
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