Generally
Generally adverb - According to the usual course of things.
Supremely
Both words in one sentence
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While not having any moral objection or qualm about the planned genocide, and generally acting like the biggest and most disgusting scumbag in a room full of supremely evil nazis, even Klopfer is shocked for a moment over just how many Jews will be murdered every day as the plans progress.
Source: Film / Conspiracy - While not having any moral objection or qualm about the planned genocide, and generally acting like the biggest and most disgusting scumbag in a room full of supremely evil nazis, even Klopfer is shocked for a moment over just how many jews will be murdered every day in the plan.
Source: Even Evil Has Standards / Film - Most Changelings are Seelie dominant and generally good, but not necessarily supremely virtuous.
Source: Morality Kitchen Sink
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