financially
adv.in a way that relates to money. You use this when talking about how much money someone has or how a business handles its cash.
adv.in a manner relating to money or the management of monetary resources.
“The project is finally doing well financially.”
“The company struggled financially for years before finding a major investor to clear its debts.”
“While the artist was critically acclaimed during her lifetime, she remained financially unstable, often relying on the generosity of a few dedicated patrons to fund her studio space.”
Typically modifies adjectives or verbs; often placed at the end of a clause or before a past participle.
Learners often use the adjective 'financial' when they need the adverb form to modify another adjective.
“My parents supported my dream but it was up to me to make it work financially.”
“The machines keeping the financially comfortable cool make everyone else's nights worse; and as wealthier households cool their rooms, the rest fall further behind.”
Common in history writing
From financial + -ly.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.