in essence



in essence

basically; essentially. I have lots of detailed advice for you, but in essence, I want you to do the best you can. In essence, lightning is just a giant spark of electricity.
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in essence

Basically, by nature, as in He is in essence a very private person or In essence, they were asking the wrong question. This term employs essence in the sense of "intrinsic nature," a usage dating from the mid-1600s.
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in essence

By nature; essentially: He is in essence a reclusive sort.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Kepheus-Greek Mythology
Cyneburga-Anglo-Saxon (Latinized)
LandenLAN-dənEnglish (Modern)
Dae-Jungday-joongKorean
Hena-Yiddish
Ferdinand['fə:dinənd]