on the whole Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- normally
- more-or-less
- usually
- substantially
- commonly
- next-to
- typically
- by-and-large
- in-general
- about
- altogether
- most
- partly
- overall
Weak:
Meaning of on the whole
on the whole (r)
with everything considered (and neglecting details)
on the whole Sentence Examples
- On the whole, the project was a success, despite a few minor setbacks.
- The movie received mixed reviews, but, on the whole, audiences seemed to enjoy it.
- The company's financial performance, on the whole, has been stable over the past year.
- The team's efforts, on the whole, contributed to their victory in the championship.
- The new policy has been beneficial for the organization, on the whole, leading to increased efficiency.
- His contributions to the project were significant, but, on the whole, the team effort was what led to success.
- The conference was informative, and, on the whole, it was well-organized.
- The meal was delicious, but, on the whole, the service was slow.
- The book was captivating, but, on the whole, the ending felt rushed.
- The vacation was enjoyable, and, on the whole, it was a much-needed break.
FAQs About the word on the whole
with everything considered (and neglecting details)
chiefly, largely, basically, generally, principally,primarily, mostly, predominantly, mainly, normally
completely, totally, fully, just, thoroughly, wholly, completely, thoroughly, totally, entirely
On the whole, the project was a success, despite a few minor setbacks.
The movie received mixed reviews, but, on the whole, audiences seemed to enjoy it.
The company's financial performance, on the whole, has been stable over the past year.
The team's efforts, on the whole, contributed to their victory in the championship.
