biologically
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3.8
- adverb
- /baɪəˈlɒdʒɪkli/
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biológicamente
- But we're biologically wired to be in connection.
- biologically based
- biologically determined
- biologically plausible
Stimuli questions, no, although biologically they exist, potentially.
- Stimuli questions, no, although biologically they exist, potentially.
- We haven't, we have not biologically adapted.
- To some extent, that's the basis, biologically, of attachment.
- Which of these are biologically true crabs?
- And, and so, you know, we age biologically at different rates.
- Now they think they can reinvent human nature somewhat biologically, Yes, yes.
- So emotions are something that is chemically, biologically, physically happening.
- Like I could say like, biologically men are stronger.
- The ability to feel connected is why we're all here biologically, it shows this.
- Is there any evidence to suggest that biologically one could not construct a clock?
- It's just we're not biologically capable.
Examples
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The basic thing is still sex is biologically determined.
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Biologically speaking, you and I should be mating right now.
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And, and so, you know, we age biologically at different rates.
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And you say this is what I was biologically designed to do.
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The ability to feel connected is why we're all here biologically, it shows this.
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So we are biologically wired not to want to change.
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Biologically, they are light years ahead of little boys.
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Economically, this is a sound system, but biologically it can produce ruin.
Academic text (1999) -
Indeed, experience has shown that certain classes of compounds can be biologically degraded fairly easily.
Academic text (1991) -
All living organisms reproduce biologically through various methods.
Synonyms
In a way that involves living things such as bacteria or plants
Made by living things such as plants and bacteria
How Biological
- Specialized
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4.6
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- Specialized
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1.6
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3.7
Surface Forms
Morphology
biologically = biological (transparent) = biological + ly
Formed by adding the adverbial suffix '-ly' to the familiar adjective 'biological', a routine and predictable word-formation.
Etymology
The word biologically comes from the Greek root bios meaning 'life' and the part -logy meaning 'study', as in biology. So biologically means 'in a way that has to do with life or living things'.