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How to Use "Basically" with Example Sentences
basically
(adv):
mostly; in the most important way
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Used with adjectives:
"
His conclusion is
basically
correct
.
"
(correct, true, right)
"
This test is
basically
meaningless
since I have already passed the class.
"
(meaningless, pointless, useless)
"
I've got a small cold, but I'm
basically
healthy
.
"
(healthy, well, fine)
"
These houses are
basically
the same
.
"
(the same, identical)
"
The classrooms are
basically
unchanged
since I was in school.
"
(unchanged, the same)
Used with verbs:
"
They
basically
ignored
my advice.
"
(ignored, disregarded, heeded, followed)
"
I
basically
agree
with her plan.
"
(agree)
"
This drink
consists
basically
of alcohol.
"
(consist, be + made)
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