militarily
Militarily (adv) means In a way that relates to armies, warfare, or the armed forces. Example: “The country is militarily far weaker than its neighbour.”
How to use militarily
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishIn terms of military strength or matters — how strong, involved, or organised something is from an armed-forces point of view.
Word forms
more militarily comparative, most militarily superlative
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What does “militarily” mean?
The word “militarily” means in a way that relates to armies, warfare, or the armed forces. In plain terms, in terms of military strength or matters — how strong, involved, or organised something is from an armed-forces point of view.
How do you pronounce “militarily”?
“Militarily” is pronounced MIHL-ih-truh-lee (/ˌmɪl.ɪˈtɛɹ.ə.li/ in IPA).
How do you use “militarily” in a sentence?
Here is “militarily” used in a sentence: “The country is militarily far weaker than its neighbour.”
What is another word for “militarily”?
Words with a similar meaning to “militarily” include militarically.
What part of speech is “militarily”?
“Militarily” is an adverb.