generally
ADV
(1)
[/ˈdʒɛn.ə.rə.li/en-US]
usually
common
/
commonly
common
/
ordinarily
neutral
/
generally speaking
untranslatable
(This phrase captures the concept of 'generally' but is not a single word and adds nuance.)
Antonyms
rarely
The adverb generally is used to indicate that something is true in most cases, rather than in every instance. It suggests a generalization or common occurrence without implying certainty. This term can also convey a sense of 'on the whole' or 'for the most part.'
- People generally enjoy spending time outdoors. — 人々は一般的に屋外で過ごすのを楽しむ。
- The weather is generally mild during the spring. — 春の間、天候は一般的に穏やかである。
- We generally meet on Mondays. — 我々は通常月曜日に会う。
- He is generally considered a top performer. — 彼は一般的に優れたパフォーマーと見なされている。
- Parents generally want the best for their children. — 親は一般的に子供のために最良のものを望む。
register: formal
