General
General adjective - Relating to the main elements and not to specific details.
Usage example: a general course of study in American history
Precise
Precise adjective - Of a particular or exact sort.
Usage example: at that precise moment the lights went out
Both words in one sentence
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Turians in general have a difficult time with human slang; their own language and culture is centered around clear and precise communication, so metaphors and slang tend to trip them up.
Source: Blunt Metaphors Trauma -
The trolls' romance concept in general allows this (or more precise, a Type 8 relationship).
Source: Love Triangle -
Byer has a discussion with a military general over the positive effects of fielding these precise agents into places that normal people would not survive in.
Source: Film / The Bourne Legacy
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