abstractly
adv. B2 Upper Intermediate UK //ɐbstɹˈæktli// ab·stract·ly
adv. in a way that is not connected to a specific person, place, or thing. You use this when talking about ideas or general rules rather than real objects.
adv. in a manner that is not tied to specific instances or concrete realities. Often describes thinking or reasoning that deals with general concepts rather than particular facts.
He thinks about the problem abstractly.
The artist painted the landscape abstractly, using colors and shapes to represent the feeling of the place rather than its exact appearance.
While the theory is sound when viewed abstractly, applying it to real-world markets often reveals unforeseen complexities that the original model failed to account for.
From Middle English abstractly; equivalent to abstract + -ly.