Generally and Perfectly

Generally

Generally adverb - For the most part.
Usage example: generally, I don't care for raw vegetables

Perfectly is an antonym for generally.

Perfectly

Perfectly adverb - Without any flaws or errors.

Generally is an antonym for perfectly.

Both words in one sentence

  • Looting the enemy dead was generally seen as perfectly acceptable for much of history.
    Source: Plunder
  • John Entwistle was generally seen as the Straight Man of The Who, due to his status as The Quiet One and his tendency to stand perfectly still on stage while his bandmates ran around smashing things.
  • Copying a ditto's mind into another ditto generally results in a drooling idiot rather than a functional golem; Albert's got a minor quirk, in that his dittos of dittos work perfectly.
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