Generally
Generally adverb - According to the usual course of things.
Usage example: after lunch we generally go for a walk
Radically
Both words in one sentence
- But in these levels, assuming the game itself generally has boss fights at all, the inclusion of water in the arena can radically change a boss battle and how it plays out.
Source: Underwater Boss Battle -
The main source of information on Klingon society, Worf - an orphan, raised in a radically different culture from his own, and an officer in a generally Lawful Good military - idealizes and glorifies his original culture.
Source: Proud Warrior Race Guy - Game Changer: The system reset, which radically alters the rules of the contest, generally making things much harder for Alison — stages are more puzzle- or social-based than combat-oriented, exits can no longer be overloaded, and there is no longer an afterlife, giving death some meaning again.
Source: Roleplay / Unnatural Selection
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