Largely is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LARGELY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a large manner.
ADVERB:
• LARGE, great in size
• to a great extent; on the whole; mostly
• in large part; mainly or chiefly
• on a large scale
• principally
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• in a large manner; to a large extent; mostly, primarily

Words related to LARGELY

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How to use LARGELY in a sentence

• Counts Egmont and Horn, and some others, largely shared with him the popular favor.
• Sometimes the beam is discarded altogether, and malleable iron is more largely used in the construction of engines instead of the cast iron, which formerly so largely prevailed.
• Hume, Adam Smith, Blair, Smollett, and Robertson now figure largely in his personal record, so that he had no lack of genial companions.
• The hours of labour of children and the age at which they are allowed to work were largely restricted.
• The two provinces were inhabited largely by Serbs, and all Serbia had looked forward to the day when they should once more be joined to herself.
• And, so far as it has gone, our decision is largely wrong.
• By this means the royal revenue would be largely increased.
• Largely he gained, largely he spent, and willingly bestowed gifts of all that he had.
• He fared richly, lay softly, and spent largely, but never knew how his purse was filled.
• We give largely to the school because there is a home beneath it and a church around it.
• But as she worked so largely and well with money, so can she without.
• The old monastic ideals had been largely abandoned.
• The result, indeed, largely overshadowed in importance the means which accomplished it.
• The food, in general, consisted of sour black bread, soup made largely from tree leaves, and some sort of drink made from acorns and called coffee.
• He moved from Middlesex to Worcester and resumed practice, but was never largely employed.
• They concerned themselves, among other things, with theories of agriculture largely based on the conditions of their country.
• The Cavalier does not enter largely into the causes of the war.
• It was possible that the Federals had been largely reinforced.
• Yet after it had come into high esteem with Christians its chances of Jewish acceptance would of course be largely diminished.
• It is a most touching and beautiful book, and we think should be either reprinted in England or sent over here very largely.
• I saw his career influenced, if not largely shaped, by material necessity.
• Kennedy have contributed largely to the novel of Southern life.

Similar words containing LARGE without suffix ly

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