regionally
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- adverb
- /ˈriːdʒənəli/
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regionalmente
- The presence of nitrates from fertilizers and septic wastes could indicate a local source of contamination or regionally contaminated groundwater.
- vary regionally
- locally and regionally
- regionally distinct
When she married her husband, Fred Schlafly, who came from a regionally prominent family, her politics changed.
- When she married her husband, Fred Schlafly, who came from a regionally prominent family, her politics changed.
- All right, the next app can be regionally different, so you have to check with your title companies and see what they offer in your market.
- Even today, poker is very, very strongly regionally.
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Honestly, they never planned to become even regionally famous, which is what makes this so sweet.
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So what we're doing is we are doing this concept of what we call regionally aligned forces.
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And sometimes if it might go down regionally, we might have, you know, another state or another city come in to help us out.
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The demand for regionally popular artists and music, however, increased after the war.
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Number two, there are still pretty significant cultural differences regionally in the United States.
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Between the international organizations and these regionally based groups, there is something of a symbiotic relationship.
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Of course, a school doesn't have to be regionally accredited to provide a good education.
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More often than not, you end up local and if you're really lucky, you're regionally successful.
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Traditionally, states have acted independently in conserving wildlife, with little encouragement or capacity to coordinate their actions regionally.
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The survey revealed that people regionally prefer different flavors of ice cream.
Synonyms
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In a way that relates to a part of a country rather than the national government
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Etymology
The word regionally comes from region, which means 'area' or 'part', and the ending -ally means 'in a way'. So regionally means 'in a way that relates to a particular area or part of a country', rather than everywhere.