Broadly
Broadly adverb - To a large extent or degree.
Mostly and broadly are semantically related in mainly topic. In some cases you can use "Mostly" instead an adverb "Broadly", when it comes to topics like in general, to a great extent.
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More broadly, he is personal in symbolising everything that Batman is opposed to, and intentionally threatening the (mostly) crime-free city Batman has dedicated his life to.
Source: It's Personal -
While their economic policies are broadly socialist due to the influence of the party's working class grassroots support, they're strongly right-wing virtually everywhere else, mostly as a result of the leadership of Reverend Ian Paisley, the founder of the fundamentalist Free Presbyterian Church.
- Broadly parodied in Monty Python's Life of Brian though the Jewish revolt is mostly used as a metaphor for the increasingly-fractious British Left of the 1970s (a criticism that would grow all too painful in the '80s).
Source: Useful Notes / Jewish Revolts
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