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Meanings of largely peaceful in English

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Usage of largely peaceful in English
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Its release last week set off several days of largely peaceful protests.
The Guardian
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The regime's territorial control depended on the protest movement remaining largely peaceful.
The Guardian
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The vandalism followed a largely peaceful march earlier in the beachside city.
Radio NZ
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Many defy curfews in several cities, but the demonstrations are largely peaceful.
BBC
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Although there has been some rioting, the protests have been largely peaceful.
Wired
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But so far marches and a recent general strike have been largely peaceful.
Reuters
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Police were present at polling stations, but voting was largely peaceful.
Reuters
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Voting was otherwise largely peaceful at thousands of polling stations nationwide.
Reuters
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The protests were largely peaceful, with law enforcement officers outnumbering demonstrators.
Reuters
10
There are still sporadic bombings and firefights, but Chechnya is now largely peaceful.
Reuters
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It was largely peaceful but there were some clashes with police.
The Guardian
12
About 100 people were arrested after violence broke out following the largely peaceful event.
The Irish Times
13
Sweden has about 500 soldiers stationed in a largely peaceful area in the north.
Reuters
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South Sudan gained its independence after a largely peaceful referendum.
The Guardian
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Unlike previous marches in which protesters clashed with police, the day was largely peaceful.
Reuters
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The largely peaceful marches were monitored by police and soldiers.
Reuters
This collocation consists of:
Largely peaceful across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common
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