politically
adv. sent.adv. in a way that relates to the government, laws, or how power is used in a country. You use this to describe actions or ideas connected to political parties and public life.
adv. in a manner relating to the government, public policy, or the distribution of power within a state. Often functions as a sentence-modifying adverb to narrow the scope of an evaluation.
The two countries are politically very different.
The mayor's decision was politically motivated to gain support before the upcoming election.
While the proposal was economically sound, it proved to be politically impossible to implement given the strong opposition from local community leaders.
From political + -ly.
Commonly used as a viewpoint adverb at the start of a sentence or to modify an adjective like 'active' or 'correct'.
He is a politically personHe is a political personLearners often use the adverb 'politically' where the adjective 'political' is required to modify a noun directly.