Largely

/ˈlɑrdʒ.li/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

To a great extent; for the most part.

The project was largely a success, meeting most of its objectives.

In a manner that is primarily or mainly the case.

The results of the study were largely consistent with previous research.

With a significant amount or degree.

He is largely responsible for the success of the team.

On the whole; generally.

Largely speaking, the event was enjoyable for all attendees.

Mainly; chiefly.

The festival was largely attended by local residents.

From Middle English, from large + -ly.

largely irrelevant

Mostly not applicable or significant.

largely a matter of opinion

Predominantly subjective or personal viewpoint.

largely overestimated

Considered greater in value or significance than it truly is.

large

Of considerable size, extent, or capacity.

largeness

The quality of being large.

In a major way.

That concert was largely a hit with fans.

For the most part.

He's largely into indie music these days.