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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Still on Overally.... so whats the closest substitute to its meaning in a sentence like this without changing its meaning?:
"Although they may not be visible in day to day running of the college, the Board is overally in charge of the institution."
"Although they may not be visible in day to day running of the college, the Board is overally in charge of the institution."
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'Overally' is not an English word. I suppose that this is what you mean: Although they may not be visible in day-to-day operations , the Board are in overall charge of the institution.
- 'Overally' is not an English word.
- I suppose that this is what you mean: Although they may not be visible in day-to-day operations , the Board are in overall charge of the institution.
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'Overally' is not an English word. I suppose that this is what you mean:
Although they may not be visible in day-to-day operations, the Board are in overall charge of the institution.
Although they may not be visible in day-to-day operations, the Board are in overall charge of the institution.
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