societally
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- adverb
- /səˈsaɪəˌtɑːli/
:
socialmente
- People who are narcissistic actually know what societally preferred behavior looks like.
- societally approved
But what was going on societally was was pretty grim.
- But what was going on societally was was pretty grim.
- But you're really talking about what's going on societally and and and culturally.
- People who are narcissistic actually know what societally preferred behavior looks like.
- Kelly, let's look at it broader societally.
- Even as I invest into Bitcoin, I cannot help but have unease about what happens societally, at least through the transition.
- And maybe this woman was societally geared to to to lean towards getting married eventually and it was never.
- So there was this odd disconnect because I think societally we're taught like, hey, you find the thing you love to do, you go study it.
- And I mean, I just disaster societally.
- You know, like so politically this is not good for more stimulus societally and and my ability to get out of this.
- And I think, you know, we live in a time where personal development, hustle culture is very glorified, like societally is celebrated.
- We view things that are society societally looked at his heart and compare it to how we view ourselves.
- So they're so societally you're cleared and then they've already chosen that they want to be frozen, so they've dialed in.
Examples
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Economic growth is spurred by a social system that prizes fairness and effectiveness—fairness being societally determined; effectiveness governed by the market.
Academic text (1994) -
Third, justice and conditions for the flourishing of persons and families require that the crucial contribution of socially reproductive labor or care work, including that performed in the domestic arena, be societally acknowledged and fairly rewarded, and that responsibility for such work be shared equitably among all adults.
Academic text (2005) -
And are we societally able to divorce the two?
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But that standard is societally imposed, I now realize.
Blog text (14) -
But don't let the fact that it's societally hard to do stop you from doing it.
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I do think, though, that societally we're more likely to blame a guy when a lawn is unkempt than a lady.
Blog text (14) -
Many of the women surveyed are in societally impactful fields like medicine, business, law, and education.
Academic text (2018) -
But you're really talking about what's going on societally and and and culturally.
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What problem does this pose for individuals—both young and old—when the societally approved ways in which they deal with their drives are simply pastiches of media and social imagery?
Academic text (2005) -
Many of the women surveyed are in societally impactful fields like medicine, business, law, and education.
Synonyms
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In a way that involves people meeting and talking with others
Antonyms
How Social
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Societally comes from society, which comes from the old Latin word socius, meaning 'companion' or 'partner', and you can see the same idea in social. So, societally means 'in a way that relates to society'.