全ぜん体たい的てき

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Meanings

Used to describe something from a broad, comprehensive perspective rather than focusing on details.

全ぜん体たい的てきに〈動どう詞し〉overall, ~ (used adverbially before a verb to summarize a change or state)
今年ことしの売うり上あげは全ぜん体たい的てきに増ぞう加かした。
Overall, this year's sales increased.
全ぜん体たい的てきな〈事こと〉an overall (impression, trend, tendency, etc.)
全ぜん体たい的てきな印いん象しょうはとても良よかった。
The overall impression was very good.
全ぜん体たい的てきに見みてlooking at the whole picture; taking everything into account
全ぜん体たい的てきに見みて、この計けい画かくは成せい功こうだったと言いえる。
Looking at the whole picture, this plan can be said to have been a success.

全ぜん般ぱん的てき
全体的 focuses on viewing something as a single whole, while 全般的 stresses that something applies broadly across all its parts or categories.
総そう合ごう的てき
総合的 emphasizes combining many elements into one comprehensive judgment, whereas 全体的 simply describes looking at something in its entirety.
全ぜん面めん的てきN1
全体的 focuses on the big picture or general tendency, while 全面的 stresses total, unreserved involvement in every aspect.
巨きょ視し的てきN1
全体的 simply means 'overall' or 'as a whole' in general usage, while 巨視的 specifically implies viewing from a large-scale, analytical perspective.

部ぶ分ぶん的てき
部分的 describes something as applying to only a part, the opposite of 全体的 which describes something as applying to the whole.

全ぜん体たいN3
全体 is a plain noun meaning 'the whole/entirety', while 全体的 is the な-adjective form used to describe something as being 'overall' or 'general'.

Compound of 全体 (whole, entirety) + 的 (-like, -ish, adjectival suffix).