structurally in French
structurally in French is structuralement, structurellement — structurally means in terms of how something is built or organized, rather than in appearance or content.
structurally in French
structuralement
In terms of structure.
structurellement
In terms of structure.
What does "structurally" mean?
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adverb In terms of how something is built or organized, rather than in appearance or content.
"The bridge looked fine, but it was structurally unsound."
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structurally in a sentence
- The bridge looked fine, but it was structurally unsound.
- Structurally, the essay needed a clearer introduction and conclusion.
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What is "structurally" in French?
"structurally" in French is structuralement, structurellement. structurally means: In terms of how something is built or organized, rather than in appearance or content.
How do you use "structurally" in a sentence?
Example: "The bridge looked fine, but it was structurally unsound." In French, "structurally" is structuralement, structurellement.
Are there other ways to say "structurally" in French?
Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "structurally": structuralement, structurellement.
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