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Which word is the root or base word for the word mostly

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The word mostly means usually; generally. "the weekends were spent mostly alone"synonyms:usually, generally, in general, for the most part, as a rule, ordinarily,normally, customarily, typically, most of the time, almost always, on average, on balance"I mostly wear jeans" The base word is MOST

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