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essentially

/ɪˈsen.ʃəl.i/

Tradução: Advérbio usado para indicar a natureza fundamental ou a essência de algo, significando «basicamente», «no fundo» ou «fundamentalmente». Costuma ser usado para simplificar ou generalizar uma ideia complexa, focando no seu elemento mais importante.

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adverb

/ɪˈsen.ʃəl.i/B2formal
  • ptAdvérbio usado para indicar a natureza fundamental ou a essência de algo, significando «basicamente», «no fundo» ou «fundamentalmente». Costuma ser usado para simplificar ou generalizar uma ideia complexa, focando no seu elemento mais importante.

An adverb used to indicate the fundamental nature or core aspect of something, meaning "basically," "in essence," or "fundamentally." It is often used to simplify or summarize a complex idea by focusing on its most important element.

  1. Fundamentally or basicallyB2formal

    Used to emphasize the basic, fundamental, or most important aspect of something.

    ptEssencialmente

    • The two proposals are essentially the same.
    • Essentially, the problem comes down to a lack of funding.
    • She is essentially a very kind person, despite her rough exterior.

    Sinônimosat heartbasicallyfundamentallyin essenceinherentlyintrinsicallyprimarilyprincipally

  2. In essence or by natureB2formal

    Used to describe the intrinsic or inherent quality of something.

    ptEssencialmente

    • The job is essentially a desk job with occasional travel.
    • The theory is essentially correct, though it needs refinement.
    • The movie is essentially a love story set in wartime.

    Sinônimosat heartbasicallyby naturefundamentallyin essenceinherentlyintrinsically

Formas
  • more essentially comparative form
  • most essentially superlative form
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