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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and large" is not correct in English; the correct phrase is "by and large." You can use it to indicate that something is generally true or applicable, despite some exceptions.
Example: "By and large, the project has been a success, although there were a few challenges along the way."
Alternatives: "generally speaking" or "for the most part."
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By and large, no.
By and large, reporters obliged.
By and large, top-hole.
(Critics by and large agreed.
By and large, he did.
Finally, a little and large.
"We do small, medium and large companies.
By and large, it isn't working.
By and large, the answer is yes.
By and large, Wyoming is tolerant.
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"By-and-large it worked," stated McLeish.
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