atmospherically
- adverb
- /ˌætməsˈfɪrɪkli/
- The film was stunning atmospherically.
Examples
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The city was atmospherically affected by the thick smog that lingered for days.
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The city feels so alive atmospherically at night!
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The film is atmospherically impressive, with scenes that capture the mood of a stormy night.
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Scientists measured how the volcano changed the region atmospherically after the eruption.
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The weather forecast predicts that atmospherically, this winter will be colder than usual.
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The festival was planned atmospherically, with decorations that highlighted the beauty of the evening sky.
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The team focused on atmospherically improving the dining experience with soft lighting and pleasant scents.
Synonyms
As far as the weather is concerned
About the weather or the air
Surface Forms
Morphology
atmospherically = atmospheric (transparent) = atmosphere + ic + ally
The adverb is directly formed by adding the productive adverbial suffix '-ally' to the adjective 'atmospheric', which itself is transparently derived from 'atmosphere' + '-ic'.
Etymology
Atmospherically comes from atmosphere, which itself comes from the Greek parts atmos 'vapour' and sphaira 'sphere', meaning the round layer of air around Earth. So atmospherically means 'in a way that has to do with the air or weather'.