Synonyms for largely
ˈlɑrdʒ lilarge·ly

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1. largely, mostly, for the most partadverb

   in large part; mainly or chiefly

   "These accounts are largely inactive"

   Synonyms:
   by and large, mostly, for the most part, more often than not, generally

2. largelyadverb

   on a large scale

   "the sketch was so largely drawn that you could see it from the back row"

   Synonyms:
   mostly, for the most part

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1. List of paraphrases for "largely":

   widely, mainly, greatly, broadly, mostly, primarily, essentially, heavily, predominantly, basically, extensively, principally, substantially, significantly, much, generally, amply, chiefly, considerably, especially, virtually

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1. James Delgado:

   A largely wooden ship, largely now consumed by marine organisms, it's not going to show up, it's only when you fly closer or when you have eyes on the bottom that you find these wrecks.

2. Nirmal Bang analysts:

   With mega deals largely missing for the industry in the last 2-3 quarters, this situation could play out for Infosys too after a great FY21 on lumpy deals, on the margin front, we are more sanguine as we believe that the cost pressures will peak in FY22.

3. Fredrik Erixon:

   Sweden's image as politically stable and innovative with strong leadership may largely be an item for the history books, substantive policy issues are off the agenda.

4. Danielle Hale:

   Deciding when to transition from renting to first-time buying is largely dependent on stage of life, for young Americans like Gen Z who may have moved home to save money during Covid, renting in a big tech city offers flexibility and relative affordability even as rents recover in these areas.

5. Shalanda Young:

   It has a better foundation than before the [2008] financial crisis. That’s largely due to the reforms put in place.