structurally
adv.in a way that relates to how something is built or organized. You use it when talking about the basic frame or system of a building, a company, or a plan.
adv.relating to the arrangement of and relations between the parts or elements of something complex. Often describes the physical integrity of a building or the underlying organization of a system.
“The old house is still structurally sound.”
“Engineers checked the bridge after the earthquake to ensure it was still structurally safe for heavy traffic.”
“The consultant argued that the company was structurally flawed, suggesting that no amount of new hiring could fix the underlying issues with its management hierarchy.”
Typically modifies adjectives related to stability or nouns related to organization; often placed before the adjective it modifies.
Usage rejection structurally · structurally relate
“The second compound turned out to be a structurally unusual macrocyclic polyamine—a ring-shaped variant unlike any previously reported from mouse or human biology.”
“It’s structurally solid in this state, even though it’s barely 4 mm thick.”