Definition of basically in English:

basically

adverb ˈbeɪsɪkliˈbeɪsɪk(ə)li

1often as submodifier In the most essential respects; fundamentally.
we started from a basically simple idea
Example sentencesExamples
- I've had a few albums bought for me before, but I'm basically illiterate when it comes to popular music.
- This is basically very simple, and some of you may noticed that I threatened to say this.
- Note, most of my quotes are not dead on accurate, but are basically correct.
- That also means that the approach is basically situational or historical.
- Like so many excellent ideas, the school bus scheme is basically simple.
- We needed that phase of denunciation, but now our analysis is basically complete.
- Most times I manage it but sometimes I'll have to avoid a room or an area because I'm basically too afraid to go in.
- When the prisoner is brought down from the truck, he is basically motionless.
- Most complexity in the world is introduced to cover up the fact that life is basically quite simple to sustain.
Synonyms
fundamentally, primarily, principally, chiefly, essentially, elementally, firstly, predominantly
above all, first of all, most of all, first and foremost, in essence, at bottom, at heart
mostly, for the most part, in the main, mainly, on the whole, by and large, substantially, in substance
intrinsically, inherently
French au fond
informal at the end of the day, when all is said and done, when you get right down to it
1. 1.1sentence adverb Used to indicate that a statement summarizes the most important aspects, or gives a roughly accurate account, of a more complex situation.
  I basically played the same thing every night
  Example sentencesExamples
  It basically turned a potato into a mushy mess that was completely inedible.
  This basically triangulates the phone's position within the cell it is currently receiving a signal from.
  It was basically names, addresses, credit card details, account numbers and so on.
  What they are basically saying is that the state must fund rail because there isn't enough road capacity.
  He put some tape around one toe and the next one along, as a kind of splint, but basically it's just a waiting game.
  We had basically no idea where we were going, we were just with my uncle and my aunt and our cousins.
  I think we made the best out of this whole situation, the whole weekend, basically.
  That has seen the numbers soar and we've basically no idea how many are in the city.
  He's just given quite a long statement but is basically reasserting his innocence.
  That symbolic statement basically freed him from all the pain he was in.
  A. It is essential because we are basically living in our cars all the time.
  This is growing in complexity, but basically you take your basic state pension and add it to any other income.
  They basically have to undergo a complete lifestyle change which will stick with them for the rest of their lives.
  We'll only have ourselves to blame when the thieves empty our accounts and max out our credit cards, basically.
  There have been numerous improvements to this idea but basically it remains the same.
  To pet your puppy, you basically stroke the bottom screen with your stylus or finger.
  I am not in favour of the monarchy in principle but am basically in favour of the monarchy in practice.
  Look, you sell a whole commerce idea and then basically say it would be better to use your eyes.
  This is not such a bad idea: it's basically how the PC industry and the web succeeded.
  Her eyes snapped up, basically indicating that she was indeed jealous.

Definition of basically in US English:

basically

adverbˈbeɪsɪk(ə)liˈbāsik(ə)lē

1often as submodifier In the most essential respects; fundamentally.
we started from a basically simple idea
Example sentencesExamples
- I've had a few albums bought for me before, but I'm basically illiterate when it comes to popular music.
- We needed that phase of denunciation, but now our analysis is basically complete.
- Note, most of my quotes are not dead on accurate, but are basically correct.
- Most times I manage it but sometimes I'll have to avoid a room or an area because I'm basically too afraid to go in.
- Like so many excellent ideas, the school bus scheme is basically simple.
- Most complexity in the world is introduced to cover up the fact that life is basically quite simple to sustain.
- That also means that the approach is basically situational or historical.
- When the prisoner is brought down from the truck, he is basically motionless.
- This is basically very simple, and some of you may noticed that I threatened to say this.
Synonyms
fundamentally, primarily, principally, chiefly, essentially, elementally, firstly, predominantly
1. 1.1sentence adverb Used to indicate that a statement summarizes the most important aspects, or gives a roughly accurate account, of a more complex situation.
  I basically played the same tunes every night
  Example sentencesExamples
  Look, you sell a whole commerce idea and then basically say it would be better to use your eyes.
  There have been numerous improvements to this idea but basically it remains the same.
  A. It is essential because we are basically living in our cars all the time.
  This is growing in complexity, but basically you take your basic state pension and add it to any other income.
  To pet your puppy, you basically stroke the bottom screen with your stylus or finger.
  Her eyes snapped up, basically indicating that she was indeed jealous.
  It was basically names, addresses, credit card details, account numbers and so on.
  I think we made the best out of this whole situation, the whole weekend, basically.
  It basically turned a potato into a mushy mess that was completely inedible.
  I am not in favour of the monarchy in principle but am basically in favour of the monarchy in practice.
  We had basically no idea where we were going, we were just with my uncle and my aunt and our cousins.
  We'll only have ourselves to blame when the thieves empty our accounts and max out our credit cards, basically.
  That symbolic statement basically freed him from all the pain he was in.
  This is not such a bad idea: it's basically how the PC industry and the web succeeded.
  He put some tape around one toe and the next one along, as a kind of splint, but basically it's just a waiting game.
  They basically have to undergo a complete lifestyle change which will stick with them for the rest of their lives.
  What they are basically saying is that the state must fund rail because there isn't enough road capacity.
  This basically triangulates the phone's position within the cell it is currently receiving a signal from.
  He's just given quite a long statement but is basically reasserting his innocence.
  That has seen the numbers soar and we've basically no idea how many are in the city.

单词	basically
释义	Definition of basically in English: basically adverb ˈbeɪsɪkliˈbeɪsɪk(ə)li 1often as submodifier In the most essential respects; fundamentally. we started from a basically simple idea Example sentencesExamples I've had a few albums bought for me before, but I'm basically illiterate when it comes to popular music. This is basically very simple, and some of you may noticed that I threatened to say this. Note, most of my quotes are not dead on accurate, but are basically correct. That also means that the approach is basically situational or historical. Like so many excellent ideas, the school bus scheme is basically simple. We needed that phase of denunciation, but now our analysis is basically complete. Most times I manage it but sometimes I'll have to avoid a room or an area because I'm basically too afraid to go in. When the prisoner is brought down from the truck, he is basically motionless. Most complexity in the world is introduced to cover up the fact that life is basically quite simple to sustain. Synonyms fundamentally, primarily, principally, chiefly, essentially, elementally, firstly, predominantly above all, first of all, most of all, first and foremost, in essence, at bottom, at heart mostly, for the most part, in the main, mainly, on the whole, by and large, substantially, in substance intrinsically, inherently French au fond informal at the end of the day, when all is said and done, when you get right down to it 1.1sentence adverb Used to indicate that a statement summarizes the most important aspects, or gives a roughly accurate account, of a more complex situation. I basically played the same thing every night Example sentencesExamples It basically turned a potato into a mushy mess that was completely inedible. This basically triangulates the phone's position within the cell it is currently receiving a signal from. It was basically names, addresses, credit card details, account numbers and so on. What they are basically saying is that the state must fund rail because there isn't enough road capacity. He put some tape around one toe and the next one along, as a kind of splint, but basically it's just a waiting game. We had basically no idea where we were going, we were just with my uncle and my aunt and our cousins. I think we made the best out of this whole situation, the whole weekend, basically. That has seen the numbers soar and we've basically no idea how many are in the city. He's just given quite a long statement but is basically reasserting his innocence. That symbolic statement basically freed him from all the pain he was in. A. It is essential because we are basically living in our cars all the time. This is growing in complexity, but basically you take your basic state pension and add it to any other income. They basically have to undergo a complete lifestyle change which will stick with them for the rest of their lives. We'll only have ourselves to blame when the thieves empty our accounts and max out our credit cards, basically. There have been numerous improvements to this idea but basically it remains the same. To pet your puppy, you basically stroke the bottom screen with your stylus or finger. I am not in favour of the monarchy in principle but am basically in favour of the monarchy in practice. Look, you sell a whole commerce idea and then basically say it would be better to use your eyes. This is not such a bad idea: it's basically how the PC industry and the web succeeded. Her eyes snapped up, basically indicating that she was indeed jealous. Definition of basically in US English: basically adverbˈbeɪsɪk(ə)liˈbāsik(ə)lē 1often as submodifier In the most essential respects; fundamentally. we started from a basically simple idea Example sentencesExamples I've had a few albums bought for me before, but I'm basically illiterate when it comes to popular music. We needed that phase of denunciation, but now our analysis is basically complete. Note, most of my quotes are not dead on accurate, but are basically correct. Most times I manage it but sometimes I'll have to avoid a room or an area because I'm basically too afraid to go in. Like so many excellent ideas, the school bus scheme is basically simple. Most complexity in the world is introduced to cover up the fact that life is basically quite simple to sustain. That also means that the approach is basically situational or historical. When the prisoner is brought down from the truck, he is basically motionless. This is basically very simple, and some of you may noticed that I threatened to say this. Synonyms fundamentally, primarily, principally, chiefly, essentially, elementally, firstly, predominantly 1.1sentence adverb Used to indicate that a statement summarizes the most important aspects, or gives a roughly accurate account, of a more complex situation. I basically played the same tunes every night Example sentencesExamples Look, you sell a whole commerce idea and then basically say it would be better to use your eyes. There have been numerous improvements to this idea but basically it remains the same. A. It is essential because we are basically living in our cars all the time. This is growing in complexity, but basically you take your basic state pension and add it to any other income. To pet your puppy, you basically stroke the bottom screen with your stylus or finger. Her eyes snapped up, basically indicating that she was indeed jealous. It was basically names, addresses, credit card details, account numbers and so on. I think we made the best out of this whole situation, the whole weekend, basically. It basically turned a potato into a mushy mess that was completely inedible. I am not in favour of the monarchy in principle but am basically in favour of the monarchy in practice. We had basically no idea where we were going, we were just with my uncle and my aunt and our cousins. We'll only have ourselves to blame when the thieves empty our accounts and max out our credit cards, basically. That symbolic statement basically freed him from all the pain he was in. This is not such a bad idea: it's basically how the PC industry and the web succeeded. He put some tape around one toe and the next one along, as a kind of splint, but basically it's just a waiting game. They basically have to undergo a complete lifestyle change which will stick with them for the rest of their lives. What they are basically saying is that the state must fund rail because there isn't enough road capacity. This basically triangulates the phone's position within the cell it is currently receiving a signal from. He's just given quite a long statement but is basically reasserting his innocence. That has seen the numbers soar and we've basically no idea how many are in the city.
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