nationally
- adverb
- /ˈnæʃənəli/
- Hiking routes are managed nationally to provide safe and enjoyable experiences for outdoor enthusiasts.
- nationally representative
- nationally and internationally
- nationally and locally
He'd still trail to Trump nationally and in the state polling.
- He'd still trail to Trump nationally and in the state polling.
- And you see this gaining steam nationally, sadly.
- She's host of the nationally syndicated The Dana Show.
- And how many places do you have roughly nationally now that are yours?
- They should be assisted in raising finance nationally and globally.
- But the Zulu were deeply divided nationally between the ANC and Inkata.
- But for most people, it's what's going on nationally that counts.
- I think the Shapiro pick makes a lot of sense nationally and then within the party.
- You know, just straight up, how is it not nationally banned?
- Indeed, the Sherwood's Dyslexia Screen is enthusiastically being used nationally across the country.
- Anderson's contract concert was broadcast nationally, thus heard by millions, and it was also filmed.
- He is doing better in the polls nationally.
- And Oprah Winfrey would expose the group nationally.
- And there's some private polling that suggests that nationally in the battleground states, she's not ahead.
- We would launch Rose McConnell Diet Fitness clubs as a franchise nationally and that would be our training centre.
Examples
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Indeed, the Sherwood's Dyslexia Screen is enthusiastically being used nationally across the country.
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She's host of the nationally syndicated The Dana Show.
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We have a nationally known brand at this point.
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Rates continue to fall nationally across the UK and England on a broad basis.
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We looked at a nationally representative sample in the United States.
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But for most people, it's what's going on nationally that counts.
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The oceanography program is nationally recognized as one of the best programs in the United States.
Academic text (1990) -
The district school library program is led by Richard Hasenyager, a nationally recognized leader of school libraries.
Academic text (2011) -
The Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine at Tech is a nationally recognized center for veterinary public practice training.
Academic text (1990) -
The new policy will be implemented nationally to ensure equal access for all citizens.
Synonyms
Happening across the whole country
In every part of the country
In many different places across the country
All over the country
Within a country about its government and public affairs
Happening across the whole country
How Wide
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nationally comes from nation, an old word meaning 'people' or 'birth', with -al meaning 'related to' and -ly meaning 'in a ... way'. So, to do something nationally is to do it for the whole country or for all the people in the country, not just one place.