financially
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3.2
- adverb
- /fɪˈnænʃəli/
:
financieramente
- The people that are struggling financially haven't moved on yet.
- financially support
- financially independent
- financially stable
I've been able to, you know, do well financially with two skills.
- I've been able to, you know, do well financially with two skills.
- The more money you have, the more financially insecure you feel.
- Why do you think so many artists struggle financially despite their talent?
- So the question is, are there some people who can financially put up the funds?
- Imagine if I wasn't financially free, where would mom be?
- The people that are struggling financially haven't moved on yet.
- Doing what she's done has made her ecstatic and financially more successful.
- But corporations are OK financially for the most part right now.
- And I feel like I've drained our family financially from this condition.
- Four of those people were financially stable.
- I mean, it was so financially challenging for us to make this film.
- Did you go to a a financially solid high school?
Examples
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My family did all right financially, but my father lost everything at age 40.
Fiction book (1993) -
Women should be encouraged to be financially independent of men.
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We got in trouble financially, my husband and I.
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When he died three years ago, he left her financially well taken care of.
Fiction book (1997) -
But by the time I was born, he had become financially well off.
Academic text (1999) -
Why do you think so many artists struggle financially despite their talent?
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Yet divorce continues to hurt women financially, much more than men.
Academic text (2008) -
"To answer your question, we're in better shape financially than we've been in years."
Fiction book (1997) -
I did a rundown on where you stand financially.
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Many families are affected financially by the rising cost of living.
Synonyms
164
3.9
About money and the economy
40
5.6
In a way that is about money and budgets
5
4.8
In a way that has to do with money
In a way that has to do with money
About money or how much things cost
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Financially comes from finance, which has the old part fin- meaning 'end', like in final, because a payment once 'ended' or 'settled' a debt. So, financially means 'in a way about money or paying'.