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fundamentally
[ fuhn-duh-men-tl-ee ]
adverb
- in a fundamental and essential way; centrally and foundationally:
a nine-point plan that will fundamentally transform our system of eldercare.
- as regards the basic nature, character, or truth of something; basically and often emphatically:
Fundamentally, they just want their independence.
Other 51Թ Forms
- ԴDz·ڳܲ·岹··ٲ· adverb
- ܲ·ڳܲ·岹··ٲ· adverb
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of fundamentally1
Example Sentences
It was first introduced last September on Instagram, which Meta says "fundamentally changed the experience for teens" on the platform.
The prime minister has said that the world has "fundamentally changed," which poses the question whether he and his government is willing to fundamentally change its outlook and policies?
“Unfortunately, the Administrative Hearings Office has conflated the petitions and fundamentally enlarged the scope of this hearing.”
Now Lowe says his KC's review of the investigation has shown the original investigation conducted on behalf of the party was "fundamentally flawed, unfair, and influenced by political motivations".
But over the course of the novel, the narrator’s certainty wavers, and they begin to recognize that, fundamentally, they are angry about all the same things their dad is.
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