in general — usually; mostly; without considering specific details or exceptions
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: usually; mostly; without considering specific details or exceptions
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪn ˈdʒenərəl/
Korean meaning: 일반적으로, 대체로, 보통은
Korean pronunciation: 인 **제**너럴
Example Sentences
- In general, my mom thinks all my friends are bad influences, but she especially hates the one who taught me how to order pizza at 2 AM.
- In general, the new policy has been well received by employees.
- In general, cats are more independent than dogs, except for mine who follows me to the bathroom like a furry stalker.
in general
ADVERB//ɪn ˈdʒenərəl//
usually; mostly; without considering specific details or exceptions
usually; mostly; without considering specific details or exceptions
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Origin
From Latin 'in' (in, into) and 'generalis' (of or relating to a genus or kind), derived from 'genus' (kind, type, class). The phrase emerged in Middle English as a translation of Latin legal and philosophical terminology.
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“In general, my mom thinks all my friends are bad influences, but she especially hates the one who taught me how to order pizza at 2 AM.”
“In general, the new policy has been well received by employees.”
“In general, cats are more independent than dogs, except for mine who follows me to the bathroom like a furry stalker.”
“The weather in general has been quite unpredictable this year.”
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