materially
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5.5
- adverb
- /məˈtɪəriəli/
:
sustancialmente
- The new policy will materially improve working conditions for employees.
- materially benefit
- materially affect
- contribute materially
And so, yeah, so I just, I'm materially uncomfortable with that now.
- And so, yeah, so I just, I'm materially uncomfortable with that now.
- We were, you know, I was provided for materially.
- But to your basic point of why do people feel bad given that they are materially better off and they have more options?
- And secondly, you've got, you've got a number of people who are materially benefiting from DEI policies.
- Both parties reduce their exposure to sudden variations in the price of corn, which could materially affect their respective businesses.
- It feels like things are getting worse, even though you keep telling me that GDP is on an upward trajectory, it doesn't feel like I am materially better off.
Examples
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Both parties reduce their exposure to sudden variations in the price of corn, which could materially affect their respective businesses.
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Its recognition of the Jewish state in September 1950 did not materially alter this stand.
Academic text (2013) -
But to your basic point of why do people feel bad given that they are materially better off and they have more options?
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My mother was less materially focused than many people; she liked to read, cook, and talk with friends.
Academic text (2011) -
Did the terms materially alter the agreement?
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In many cases, it may be impossible to materially change the mean time between failures.
Academic text (1998) -
Missing a day, based on the research, does not materially affect the habit formation process.
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The rest of the pollutants have such low risk that they do not materially affect the overall risk.
Academic text (1993) -
Are there any new beliefs or behaviors or habits that have materially improved your life in the last handful of years?
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It feels like things are getting worse, even though you keep telling me that GDP is on an upward trajectory, it doesn't feel like I am materially better off.
Synonyms
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6.7
Affects the main point in an important way
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Etymology
Materially comes from material, which comes from an old word like matter meaning 'substance'. So, to say something has changed materially is to say it has changed in a real, physical, or important way.