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Definition of
socially adverb
from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
socially
adverb
OPAL W
/ˈsəʊʃəli/
/ˈsəʊʃəli/
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in a way that is connected with society and the way it is organized
The reforms will bring benefits, socially and politically.
This type of behaviour is no longer
socially acceptable
.
in a way that is connected with your position in society
a socially disadvantaged family
(= one that is poor and from a low social class)
in a way that is connected with activities in which people meet each other for pleasure
We meet at work, but never socially.
(specialist)
animals that live
socially
live naturally in groups, rather than alone
In Britain there are approximately 250 different species of bees, some living socially in colonies.
Carnivores are usually socially complex mammals.
See
socially
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socially distanced
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noun
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verb
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socially
adverb- in a way that is connected with society and the way it is organized
- The reforms will bring benefits, socially and politically.
- This type of behaviour is no longer socially acceptable.
- in a way that is connected with your position in society
- a socially disadvantaged family (= one that is poor and from a low social class)
- in a way that is connected with activities in which people meet each other for pleasure
- We meet at work, but never socially.
- (specialist) animals that live socially live naturally in groups, rather than alone
- In Britain there are approximately 250 different species of bees, some living socially in colonies.
- Carnivores are usually socially complex mammals.
See socially in the Oxford Learner's Dictionary of Academic English