Generally and Utterly

Generally

Generally adverb - According to the usual course of things.

Utterly and generally are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Utterly" instead an adverb "Generally".

Utterly

Utterly adverb - To a full extent or degree.
Usage example: we are in fact utterly out of food

Generally and utterly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Generally" instead an adverb "Utterly".

Nearby Word: utter

Both words in one sentence

  • Generally, anyone who isn't this will be utterly despised by the protagonists as well as most other antagonists, once their true character is revealed.
    Source: Noble Demon
  • Comic Book / Batman Odyssey Verbal Tic: This is really the only trope which this can go under, but everybody has absolutely bizarre speech patterns, being generally grammatical but just utterly weird.
  • Film / Cooties The capital "L" and "I" make it look like "CUNT" Refuge in Audacity: The whole movie runs on this, what with not just having violently psychotic children, but having them swear, generally act extremely inappropriately long before they go crazy and the teachers largely being utterly insane.
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