dimensionally
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6.7
- adverb
- /dɪˈmɛnʃənəli/
- Specialized
- Our second hypothesis was that the positive collateral effects of MOSAIC on peer relationships would be accentuated for TD children with relatively higher dimensionally assessed symptoms of disruptive and internalizing behavior.
- three-dimensionally
- two-dimensionally
- one-dimensionally
Examples
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Data were also multi-dimensionally scaled to examine similarities among listeners in perceptual strategy.
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Not everything went perfectly, however: "Some of the first parts weren't coming out dimensionally correct, for example."
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And so I have confidence dimensionally and the sign of A that this is the correct answer.
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The if you work out the dimensions of force, mass, mass, and R, it's not dimensionally consistent.
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It's as easy to work with as cardboard, but totally dimensionally stable and hard-wearing.
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Non-perishable substances like clay, which is a flexible synthetic material, reproduce marks well and are dimensionally stable.
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Pictures, designs, charts, graphs, and drawings can imply three dimensions two-dimensionally (depth, height, width) by the way the lines are drawn on the page.
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Nanophase materials are closely related to nanostructured multilayers in that they are basically the three-dimensional analogs of those one-dimensionally modulated structures.
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Excitation of virtual e-h pairs well below the resonance energies gives these absorption spectra of quasi-two-dimensionally confined excitons.
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The engineer explained that the new design is dimensionally more stable than the previous model.
Synonyms
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5.8
In a way that uses shapes or grows by multiplying
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6.3
In a way that shows where things are or how they are placed
Surface Forms
Morphology
dimensionally = dimensional (transparent) = dimension + al + ly
A regular adverbial formation from the adjective 'dimensional' by adding '-ly', yielding an adverb meaning 'in a dimensional manner'.
Etymology
The word dimensionally comes from dimension, which means 'measure' or 'size', plus the parts -al and -ly that turn it into a word about how something is measured. So, dimensionally means 'in terms of measurement' or 'by size', like when you check something with a ruler, which is why scientists check if an equation is dimensionally correct.