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Meanings of generally good in English

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Usage of generally good in English
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Arce is generally good value, so hopefully we should see some action.
The Guardian
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Feels sick, achy and bad all over; generally good at the beginning.
Mother's Remedies / Over One Thousand Tried and Tested Remedies ...
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Note that the Ancients, who are generally good guys, glow all over.
Wired
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Summary: The prognosis is generally good for recovery after acute renal failure.
Pubmed
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Transfers of officers from one army to another not generally good administration.
Military Reminiscences of the Civil War, Volume 2: November 1863...
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Prices are cheaper and quality is generally good to very good.
The Guardian
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Mr Yett said immunisation rates were generally good in the Pacific.
Radio NZ
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I think it is generally good for the entire economy, Chicha told Reuters.
Reuters
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His ideas were generally good; but often not well carried out in detail.
Twenty-Seven Years in Canada West / The Experience of an Early S...
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Although competition is generally good for customers, competing platforms can be a headache.
Wired
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The outcomes of fusion are generally good, but reports vary widely.
Pubmed
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Her manners are generally good; freakish, but good in the main.
The Tragic Comedians: A Study in a Well-known Story — Volume 3
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AUSTRALIANS are generally good sports when it comes to air travel.
News.com.au
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The subjective evaluations of the cosmetic results of the therapies were generally good.
Pubmed
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Ana's relationship with Kyle has its ups and downs, but is generally good.
The Lifecycle of Software Objects
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Outcomes are generally good unless the animal has started to experience organ failure.
News.com.au
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Generally good through the time
Generally good across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common