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Adverb: on the whole
- With everything considered (and neglecting details)
"on the whole, it's not so bad";
- all in all, altogether, tout ensemble
- Most of the time; in most cases
"on the whole it doesn't rain much here";
- by and large, generally, more often than not, mostly, in general, typically, ordinarily, as a rule, usually, normally
Nearest
on the ropes
on the run
on the side
on the sly
on the spot
on the spur of the moment
on the table
on the trot
on the up-and-up
on the way
on the whole
on the wing
on thin ice
on time
on top of the world
on tour
on trial
on your guard
on/off switch
onager
Onagraceae
on the run
on the side
on the sly
on the spot
on the spur of the moment
on the table
on the trot
on the up-and-up
on the way
on the whole
on the wing
on thin ice
on time
on top of the world
on tour
on trial
on your guard
on/off switch
onager
Onagraceae