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constructurally

constructurally adverb: in a constructural manner.

Adverb

constructurally (comparative more constructurally, superlative most constructurally)

  1. In a constructural manner.
    • The extreme flatness of the ogee renders the arm a tie to the back, and this is, constructurally considered, a most desirable feature, for it unites the fore legs and seat of the chair so securely with the back that it would be impossible to disturb the position of either, and lends most valuable...1862 October 18, “The International Exhibition. British Furniture. No. IV.—Chairs.”, in The Illustrated London News, volume XLI, number 1170, London: […] George C[argill] Leighton […], →ISSN, →OCLC...
    • Two illustrations are given of the Entrance Hall at Althorp, where the Woottons are hung constructurally.1922, Walter Shaw Sparrow, “John Wootton, 1678 (?)–1765”, in British Sporting Artists from Barlow to Herring, London: John Lane The Bodley Head Limited; New York N.Y.: Charles Scribner’s Sons, →OCLC...

Synonyms of constructurally

Forms of constructurally

comparativemore constructurally
superlativemost constructurally

Origin of constructurally

From constructural + -ly.

Questions about constructurally

What does constructurally mean?
Constructurally means in a constructural manner.
What part of speech is constructurally?
Constructurally is an adverb.

Words near constructurally in the dictionary

  1. constructors
  2. constructorship
  3. constructorships
  4. constructs
  5. constructural
  6. constructurally
  7. constructure
  8. constructures
  9. construe
  10. construed
  11. construer

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