centrally
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3.0
- adverb
- /ˈsɛntrəli/
:
centralmente
- Peer networks focus centrally on developing social connections and encouraging the formation of friendships.
- centrally located
- centrally planned
- centrally important
And here you see catalyst central centrally placed into this picture.
- And here you see catalyst central centrally placed into this picture.
- But the point is centrally coordinated and controlled.
- The technicians were trained centrally at UC Davis.
- And basically those assets are controlled centrally within that bank's computer system.
- You know, these are things that will be sort of centrally important to what's going on.
- So you see how this is really centrally important to the entire Cartesian project.
- And I would say in a lot of non Western philosophy too, it is really centrally important.
- It's a massive shift of power from the free market to the centrally governed or the controlled market.
- So that's centrally controlled money supply, debt creation.
- In a dictatorship, all decisions are made centrally.
- So whereas in the UK, for example, tax, much higher percentages are levied centrally and there's much less accountability.
- And it seems now like we are as close as we've ever been again to a centrally run socialist, even communist state.
- And it's, it's all centrally dictated, but you've got these subsidiaries playing it out in each country.
Examples
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The new library is centrally located in the town square, making it easy for everyone to access.
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Muller offers one explanation for why ethnic identities figure so centrally in political conflict.
Academic text (2008) -
The future American role in each of these areas will be centrally important.
Academic text (1991) -
You know, these are things that will be sort of centrally important to what's going on.
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And I would say in a lot of non Western philosophy too, it is really centrally important.
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Although information systems are developed centrally at the head office, the branches are highly autonomous.
Academic text (1991) -
That's why I picked Moscow as my base; it was centrally located.
Fiction book (2002) -
Suitable cleaning materials should be sourced and stored centrally as part of the 5S process.
Academic text (2015) -
Finally, and perhaps most centrally, the contributors provide a challenge to dominant modes of theorizing.
Academic text (2008) -
Schlafly's activism and writing are centrally animated by an admirable and humane concern for those women.
Academic text (2008)
Synonyms
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4.3
In a place where people notice it first
3
3.8
The exact middle point of something
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7.8
In or toward the middle of something
Antonyms
How Central
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Centrally comes from the simple word center, which originally meant a 'sharp point' and then the middle of a circle. So to do something centrally is to do it 'in the middle' or in the 'most important' place.