Basicallyの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: 1- Used for saying that you are talking about the most important aspects of something and not mentioning the specific details

The book is basically a love story.

2 - MAINLY SPOKEN used for emphasizing the most important point or idea in what you are saying
Basically, you should have asked me first.

A: basically is used when wanting to make your point or say something simply.

"Basically i was tired of working at that job."

instead of a drawn out explanation

A: It's indicates a summarization of something. Example: "I basically love all video games."

A: To put it as simply as I can it means "at its simplest form." The "basics" of something is the beginning of something.

When you're learning something new, you ask someone to "Show you the basics" first.

A: As well as what @NewKittyMommy: said, people often say it in conversation as a filler word, or to mean "approximately" or "in other words".

"I told him I wouldn't do it, basically, and he said..."
"There is basically no reason for it..."
"Basically, it won't happen before Monday"

A: Basically: Simply and plainly put, without care for nuance, almost like a warning the information will be extremely simplified to the point of over simplification or inaccuracy.

"Basically, the difference between races is just skin colour."

Generally: non-specifically, broadly. Often something that is mostly but not always accurate due to its broad nature.

"Generally speaking though, white people are taller than Asian people."

Fundamentally: something inseparable or intrinsic to something on a foundational/basic level.


"Fundamentally, humans of all races are the same."

A: @jenny_yoon

Basically Sentence Example⬇️⬇️⬇️

❇Basically, it started with a screw up.

❇I basically asked him to stop.

❇She can read souls, so she knows basicallyeverything about you in two seconds.

❇"Basically, that I require a lot of attention," Carmen said.

❇She had been raised to believe people were basicallygood.

❇The room remained basically unchanged.

❇The description under "huckleberries" was basicallythe same as for blueberries.

❇Basically. Or would've been, if Darkyn hadn't decided to honor the informal deal he made with her.

❇Goats have two spigots instead of four, but the milking machinery is basically the same.

❇I basically raised Katie from the time she was ten, she said, a sad look crossing her features.

❇Basically, he trusts me fifty percent of the time, Xander fifty percent of the time, and no one else.
 
I hope you have understand.😊

A: Basically, all you have to do is win.

Well, it is basically just resisting junk food.

Basically, you want me to ask her out for you?

All I want you to do is to run two laps basically.

A: ✿ He basically just broke up with me.

✿ She knows basically everything about this.

A: Basically, a lot of people use the word "basically" to start a sentence when they are going to explain something. It is also used as a word to show you understand a task.

"So, basically we just have to move these boxes from here to here?"

A: They mean the same. Most of the time, you can use them interchangeably. Essentially is a bit more formal when compared to basically, though. =)

"Essentially/basically, they got to their destination."
"I woke up late and basically/essentially was late for work."

A: (1) BASICALLY is used to sum up a situation: "So basically, you don't want to live with me." (=вот оно что; вот в чем проблема). It's almost the same as IN OTHER WORDS. (2) MOSTLY refers to what happens most often or to the greatest extent: "At home, we mostly speak Russian." -or- "You made my drink too strong - it's mostly vodka. Add more orange juice."

A: When explaining something in simple terms, "Basically..."

When you are being very precise and strict about what something is/means, you use "Technically..."
Eg. "Basically, we have to go from here to there."
"Technically, a tricycle is a form of transportation."

A: "Technically that game is John's but everyone can use it."
"Technically I can afford that, but I'm on a budget."
Sorry for the late response.

A: "Basically" is used to give a fairly short, summed up explanation of something.

"Technically" is mostly used to correct or more thoroughly explain something.

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A: Usu"a"lly. American accents pronounce the "a" a bit more

A: nice job

A: Try pronouncing it with bay-seek-lee instead of beh-seek-lee