On the whole
On the whole adverb - With everything considered (and neglecting details).
Typically
Typically adverb - According to the usual course of things.
On the whole and typically are semantically related in usually topic. You can use "On the whole" instead an adverb "Typically".
Nearby Words: typical, typicality
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- largely and on the whole
- largely and typically
- regularly and on the whole
- regularly and typically
- habitually and on the whole
- habitually and typically
- altogether and on the whole
- altogether and typically
- customarily and on the whole
- customarily and typically
- mainly and on the whole
- mainly and typically
- mostly and on the whole
- mostly and typically
Both terms in one sentence
- The Yogscast typically do this on the whole, but he and Simon are the most guilty.
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Country Matters: While the trio have relaxed their censorship policy on the whole (in part because they didn't find it as funny as it once was), the word "cunt" is still one that they bleep out, and typically they self-censor when about to say it.
Source: Lets Play / HAT Films
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