commercially
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3.4
- adverb
- /kəˈmɜrʃəli/
- Most commercially available brands of tea are not suitable to my palate.
- commercially available
- commercially viable
- commercially important species
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Watch on YouTubeA lot of my work is rights challenged, so I don't have the ability to commercially sell it, make a deal.
- A lot of my work is rights challenged, so I don't have the ability to commercially sell it, make a deal.
- These are highly nutritious, whole food sources instead of the, you know, the commercially processed versions of these.
- And so it's kind of cool to hold on to what is the very first commercially available version of this brand new technology.
- It allows us to experiment and bring new and creative content to you that's yet to be proven to be commercially viable.
- And, you know, that really gives you a leg up on the competition that you're both thinking creatively and also commercially.
- So it's a lot of different scenarios, but the the number one common theme is that they are exploited commercially.
- When you fertilize your crops, you might use worm castings, compost, or, you know, some commercially available fertilizer that's well balanced and organic.
- It's like, yes, this is a commercially viable entity, but I would sit down and talk with you for a couple hours for free.
Examples
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The idea had stayed with Malcolm, and he thought that it could be commercially viable.
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And so it's kind of cool to hold on to what is the very first commercially available version of this brand new technology.
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But commercially, though, there are people who are selling this stuff.
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This makes a commercially successful book.
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Now for him, the result has been that it has been very rewarding and commercially successful.
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I understand that African Child was commercially disappointing.
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These services will launch commercially after verifying the performance.
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It's a commercially available jumpsuit that I dyed down to get more appropriate color.
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He is a commercially successful playwright.
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The new smartphone was released commercially across multiple countries to meet high demand.
How Commercial
Surface Forms
Morphology
commercially = commercial (transparent) = commerce + ial + ly
The adverb is a regular formation from the adjective 'commercial' using the productive suffix '-ly'; 'commercial' itself is transparently related to 'commerce'.
Etymology
Commercially comes from commerce, built from the Latin parts com- and merx meaning 'with' and 'goods', and it is related to familiar words like merchant and market. So, to do something commercially is to do it for trade or money, as a business.