Especially and Largely

Especially

Especially adverb - In the specific case of one person or thing as distinguished from others.

Largely and especially are semantically related in mainly topic. In some cases you can use "Largely" instead an adverb "Especially", when it comes to topics like notably.

Nearby Word: especial

Largely

Largely adverb - For the most part.

Especially and largely are semantically related in mainly topic. Sometimes you can use "Especially" instead an adverb "Largely".

Nearby Words: large, largeness

Both words in one sentence

  • In Shaun of the Dead, David has been a dick towards everyone (but especially Shaun) pretty much throughout the entire movie, largely due to his unrequited love for Shaun's girlfriend Liz.
  • Literature / The Iliad While largely centering on the Greek point of view, the Trojans are also described largely as noble, especially Hector.
  • Re-Power Since many characters are largely defined by their powers, it smacks of an inability to be really creative, especially if the reimagining is to make a character Darker and Edgier.
    Source: Re-Power
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