locally
Locally (adv) means In or from the immediate, nearby area. Example: “All our vegetables are grown locally.”
How to use locally
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishWithin a nearby area, rather than more broadly or nationally.
Word forms
more locally comparative, most locally superlative
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What does “locally” mean?
The word “locally” means in or from the immediate, nearby area. In plain terms, within a nearby area, rather than more broadly or nationally.
How do you pronounce “locally”?
“Locally” is pronounced LOH-kuh-lee (/ˈləʊkəli/ in IPA).
How do you use “locally” in a sentence?
Here is “locally” used in a sentence: “All our vegetables are grown locally.”
What part of speech is “locally”?
“Locally” is an adverb.
Is “locally” a common word?
“Locally” is a fairly common word in modern English.
What is the difference between locally and regionally?
Locally refers to the immediate, nearby area, such as a town or neighbourhood, while regionally covers a larger area like a whole region or district. Locally is the narrower, closer term of the two.
Where do you place locally in a sentence?
As an adverb, locally usually follows the verb or comes at the end of a clause, as in 'we shop locally' or 'the produce is grown locally.' It answers the question 'where.'
What is the difference between locally and nearby?
Nearby is often an adjective or adverb describing something a short distance away, while locally is an adverb meaning within the immediate area. You can buy something locally, whereas a shop itself can be nearby.
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