thematically
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6.2
- adverb
- /θiˈmætɪkli/
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temáticamente
- All the chapters are organized thematically, making it easier to find related topics.
- thematically unified
- thematically coherent
- thematically organized
That all of that is what the story is about thematically.
- That all of that is what the story is about thematically.
- It's superficial and it's visual, and thematically it can often feature themes of degradation, control and power.
- So you know that the narrative experimentation is really completely thematically consequential as well.
- Most of my shows have thematically similar structures and not structures, but they're thematically similar, I should say.
- You wouldn't call it an hour until it's really polished and sort of inner woven and tight and sort of thematically clumped and stuff.
- And it's like, no, thematically they tie plot wise, they tie something about them connects them all.
Examples
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Some departments have undertaken to organize themselves thematically or by methodological approach.
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Thus, the protagonist's dual role as hero and pharmakos is thematically the most important element of the comedia.
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But it's not really that crazy, because I found something kind of thematically on point.
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Next, the findings from the data analysis are presented and discussed thematically.
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Each disc is more or less split up thematically, and each has its own distinct personality.
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As well as being thematically concerned with Hollywood, it engaged Hollywood practically in several ways.
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Curators have moved the discussion beyond national borders and are thinking thematically across geographical lines.
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The questions were not easily grouped thematically because many issues overlapped.
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As a result, the thematically interrelated carvings became one of the highlights of the exhibition.
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Over the last decade, another Palestinian filmmaker, Elia Suleiman, has presented a stylistically and thematically new outlook on the issue.
Academic text (2005)
Synonyms
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About a particular subject
How Thematic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Thematically comes from the simple word theme, meaning 'main idea' or 'subject', with the endings -al and -ly that turn it into 'in a ... way'. So, to do something thematically is to do it in a way that connects to the main idea or subject.