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fundamentally

/ˌfʌn.dəˈmen.təl.i/

Tradução: Advérbio que significa "de maneira fundamental ou essencial" ou "no nível mais básico". Usado para enfatizar a natureza essencial ou o princípio subjacente de algo, frequentemente em discussões filosóficas, científicas ou gerais.

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adverb

/ˌfʌn.dəˈmen.təl.i/B2formal
  • ptAdvérbio que significa "de maneira fundamental ou essencial" ou "no nível mais básico". Usado para enfatizar a natureza essencial ou o princípio subjacente de algo, frequentemente em discussões filosóficas, científicas ou gerais.

An adverb meaning "in a basic or essential way" or "at the most foundational level." It is used to emphasize the core nature or underlying principle of something, often in philosophical, scientific, or general discussions.

  1. In a basic or essential wayB2formal

    Relating to the most important or basic aspects of something.

    ptFundamentalmente

    • The two theories are fundamentally different.
    • Her approach to teaching is fundamentally sound.
    • The system is fundamentally flawed and needs to be redesigned.

    Sinônimosat bottomat heartbasicallyessentiallyin essenceinherentlyintrinsically

    Antônimosincidentallysuperficially

  2. Completely or thoroughlyB2formal

    Used to emphasize that something is true in a deep or essential way.

    ptFundamentalmente

    • He is fundamentally opposed to the new policy.
    • The company has fundamentally changed its business model.
    • They are fundamentally in agreement on the main issues.

    Sinônimosbasicallycompletelyentirelyessentiallyintrinsicallyprofoundlyradicallythoroughly

Formas
  • more fundamentally comparative form
  • most fundamentally superlative form
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