Broadly
Broadly adverb - To a large extent or degree.
Usage example: the new policy is broadly applicable
Little
Both words in one sentence
- More-broadly, Mercia is a more-advanced portrait of Victorian Britain, while Vlask is a nightmare portrait of Tsarist Russia with a little Transylvania.
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Ford Prefect from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is said to smile in this way, "a little too broadly, giving people the unnerving impression he was about to go for their neck."
Source: Cheshire Cat Grin - The movie invokes this rather broadly, and justifies the trope by stating that every little drop of defiance will slow down the German war machine.
Source: Film / We Leave For England
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