organically
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4.9
- adverb
- /ɔrˈɡænɪkli/
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intrínsecamente
- The children's understanding of math grew organically as they engaged with interactive learning tools.
- grows organically
- evolve organically
- emerges organically
So the way things work organically, magic taps into that.
- So the way things work organically, magic taps into that.
- This attention is trickling down organically to my dad's business.
- So I'm almost trying to help people just trust what's organically inside of them.
- If you don't run ads, you can organically build an audience and you post.
- We're adding a lot of growth every year, not only organically, but also from acquisitions.
- And then from there it just organically grew.
- But that spawned a lot of people then more organically and casually interacting that evening.
- So it's my intuition is I love you building it organically off the profits of the first thing.
- Yes, put them in the TV shows, but have the characters react organically to them.
- It feels like that just doesn't happen organically.
- People who knew me when I was young and people in my life who come to it organically, like every once in a while.
- Sometimes they come to the set two days before and they just sit there and they become organically ingrained.
- So it's just like, I think the way you start is so much more important because your end organically comes from your beginning.
Examples
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Our relationship grew organically over time.
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Whether we like it or not, we are tied organically to the past.
Academic text (1996) -
And then from there it just organically grew.
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This system developed sort of organically as a reaction to that project.
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No matter what I hoped for, it grew organically and has just as much value.
Blog text (19) -
A system that is organically grown from that which it supports remains vital and essential.
Academic text (1996) -
Koch had developed his business organically over time; there was never a hard sell, nor was one necessary.
Academic text (2007) -
Rather, any emotion on the reader's part must come organically from the narrative itself.
Academic text (2009) -
The church's religious mission is organically linked with Russia's national identity.
Academic text (1997) -
Our team developed new strategies organically as we adapted to changing market conditions.
Synonyms
144
1.8
Because of a person's usual character, not outside influence
119
4.7
Happens naturally as a basic part of something
22
6.4
Part of the basic nature of something
8
5.6
In a natural way that someone has from birth
1
5.8
In a way that is necessary for the whole to work
1
5.5
In a basic and essential way
In a way that is a natural part of something
How Integral
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Organically comes from organ, a word for a 'body part' or a natural part of a system. So when something develops organically it grows as a natural, connected part of the whole, not something forced on it.