Basically
Basically adverb - For the most part.
Whatsoever and basically are semantically related in in general topic. In some cases you can use "Whatsoever" instead an adverb "Basically".
Whatsoever
Whatsoever adjective - One or some or every or all without specification.
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Synonyms for Whatsoever
Basically and whatsoever are semantically related in in general topic. Sometimes you can use "Basically" instead an adverb "Whatsoever".
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Related pairs
- largely and basically
- largely and whatsoever
- entirely and basically
- entirely and whatsoever
- primarily and basically
- primarily and whatsoever
- chiefly and basically
- chiefly and whatsoever
- mainly and basically
- mainly and whatsoever
- mostly and basically
- mostly and whatsoever
- predominantly and basically
- predominantly and whatsoever
Both words in one sentence
- After Barney and Robin's breakup, the characters had basically no development whatsoever for the rest of the season, which basically crippled the show's ever-present character-driven momentum.
Source: Seasonal Rot / Live-Action TV - Not exactly a genre needing a villain, yet for some reason it has a strange homeless man who attacks the male lead at random intervals for basically no reason whatsoever.
Source: Plot-Irrelevant Villain -
We need insignificant beings with no ambition, with no professional, political, or personal influence whatsoever which could have positive impact on societyChantal: Too longSacha: Basically, we need two space-wasting losers who suck more than a baby on a nipple.
Source: Weboriginal / Les Dissocies
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