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largely with each other vs with each other largely

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. "Largely with each other" is more commonly used and sounds more natural in English. On the other hand, "with each other largely" is less common but can still be used for emphasis or stylistic variation.

Last updated: March 24, 2024 • 758 views

largely with each other

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that something is happening mostly or mainly between the parties involved.

Examples:

  • The two teams largely agreed with each other on the new strategy.
  • They communicate largely with each other through email.
  • The siblings largely help each other with their homework.
  • The neighbors largely get along with each other.
  • The students largely study with each other for exams.
  • The basic application and use of bicycles being identical, they are largely interchangeable and models from different categories therefore compete with each other.
  • The degree to which different health care providers compete with each other in a market environment largely depends on these national specificities.
  • The basic application and use of bicycles being identical, they are largely interchangeable and models from different categories therefore compete with each other.
  • The basic application and use of bicycles being identical, they are largely interchangeable and models from different categories therefore compete with each other.
  • Since the introduction of this regime, those thresholds have been largely exceeded each marketing year in the case of lemons and oranges, and to a lesser extent in the 1998/99 and 1999/2000 marketing years in the case of small citrus fruit.
  • Since the introduction of this regime, those thresholds have been largely exceeded each marketing year in the case of lemons and oranges, and to a lesser extent in the 1998/1999 and 1999/2000 marketing years in the case of small citrus fruit.
  • Men began colluding with each other.
  • Conversely, the subcontractors are in competition with each others.
  • Women are always competing with each other.
  • Remember your link with each other.
  • Doctors often discuss their cases with each other.
  • We have paid very great attention to the social dialogue, which means talking with each other, examining problems and understanding each other.
  • However, precedence is given to national supervisory authorities, which are finally cooperating with each other and keeping each other fully informed, thereby preventing risky transactions.
  • Otherwise I accept the challenge the rapporteur has also set out, to have an intensive debate with each other about territorial cohesion with each other in the next sixth months.
  • Where appropriate they shall cooperate with each other and with the Commission.
  • Recognised organisations shall cooperate with each other in properly implementing the provisions of this paragraph.
  • The competent authorities shall cooperate closely with each other.
  • Furthermore, institutions, engage in direct competition with each other in the internal market.
  • Both instruments should be compatible with each other.
  • The Committee recommends that these various measures should be better coordinated with each other.

Alternatives:

  • mostly with each other
  • mainly with each other
  • largely among themselves
  • mostly among themselves
  • mainly among themselves

with each other largely

This phrase is correct but less common in English.

This phrase can be used for emphasis or stylistic variation, although it is less frequently used than the alternative.

Examples:

  • They work with each other largely on weekends.
  • The students collaborate with each other largely during group projects.
  • The siblings play with each other largely in the evenings.
  • The teams compete with each other largely in the summer league.
  • The neighbors socialize with each other largely at community events.
  • But in fact, the stars in the galaxies are so widely spaced, they will weave past each other, largely undisturbed.
  • The vertical restraints within each group have largely similar negative effects on competition.
  • And each neuron itself is largely unique.
  • The basic application and use of bicycles being identical, they are largely interchangeable and models from different categories therefore compete with each other.
  • The degree to which different health care providers compete with each other in a market environment largely depends on these national specificities.
  • The following market share estimates provided by Siemens in the notification as well as the identity of the competitors in each market were largely confirmed by the market investigation.
  • The basic application and use of bicycles being identical, they are largely interchangeable and models from different categories therefore compete with each other.
  • The basic application and use of bicycles being identical, they are largely interchangeable and models from different categories therefore compete with each other.
  • Men began colluding with each other.
  • Conversely, the subcontractors are in competition with each others.
  • Women are always competing with each other.
  • Remember your link with each other.
  • Doctors often discuss their cases with each other.
  • We have paid very great attention to the social dialogue, which means talking with each other, examining problems and understanding each other.
  • However, precedence is given to national supervisory authorities, which are finally cooperating with each other and keeping each other fully informed, thereby preventing risky transactions.
  • Otherwise I accept the challenge the rapporteur has also set out, to have an intensive debate with each other about territorial cohesion with each other in the next sixth months.
  • Where appropriate they shall cooperate with each other and with the Commission.
  • Recognised organisations shall cooperate with each other in properly implementing the provisions of this paragraph.
  • The competent authorities shall cooperate closely with each other.
  • Furthermore, institutions, engage in direct competition with each other in the internal market.

Alternatives:

  • largely with each other
  • mostly with each other
  • mainly with each other
  • largely among themselves
  • mostly among themselves

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