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materially

/məˈtɪə.ri.ə.li/

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adverb

/məˈtɪə.ri.ə.li/C1formal
  • ruНаречие, означающее «значительным или существенным образом» или «в отношении физической материи или вещества». Используется как в формальных контекстах для указания на то, что что-то имеет значимое влияние или эффект, так и в философских или юридических контекстах для обозначения физических или материальных аспектов чего-либо.

An adverb meaning "in a significant or substantial way" or "with regard to physical matter or substance." It is used both in formal contexts to indicate that something has a meaningful impact or effect, and in philosophical or legal contexts to refer to the physical or tangible aspects of something.

  1. Relating to physical or material aspectsB2formal

    In a way that relates to physical objects, money, or tangible things rather than spiritual or abstract concepts.

    ruМатериально

    • Materially, the two houses are very similar in size.
    • The family was materially comfortable after the inheritance.
    • Materially speaking, the evidence supports the defendant's claim.

    Synonymsconcretelyphysicallysubstantiallytangibly

    Antonymsabstractlyspiritually

  2. To a significant or substantial degreeB2formal

    In a way that is important, considerable, or noticeable in effect.

    ruСущественно

    • The new regulation materially affected the company's profits.
    • His testimony materially changed the course of the trial.
    • The results were materially different from what we expected.

    Synonymsconsiderablygreatlymarkedlynoticeablysignificantlysubstantially

    Antonymsinsignificantlymarginallyslightlytrivially

Forms
  • more materially comparative form
  • most materially superlative form
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