basically
adv. sent.adv. used to describe the most important part of a situation or idea. You use it when you want to simplify a complicated story or explain the main point.
adv. used to indicate that a statement summarizes the most essential aspects of a situation, ignoring minor details. Often functions as a discourse marker to simplify complex information.
The plan is basically to save money and travel.
The two computers are basically the same, though one has a slightly larger screen.
While the legal documents are hundreds of pages long, they basically argue that the contract was never signed in good faith.
From basic + -ally.
Commonly used as a sentence-modifying disjunct at the start of a clause or as an intensifier before a predicate.
Basically, I am agree with you.Basically, I agree with you.Learners often use 'basically' to start a sentence but then follow it with a common error like 'am agree' instead of the simple verb 'agree'.