centrally
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Definition
Adverb 1. In a central position or location; at or near the center. 2. In a way that is most important or principal; according to a central role or function.
Usage
The adverb "centrally" is used to describe something positioned at or near the geographical or conceptual center. It also describes an action done in a way that is of primary importance or from a controlling position.
Examples
- The new shopping mall is centrally located, making it easy for everyone in the city to reach.
- The heating system is centrally controlled from a single office.
- This issue is centrally important to our discussion and cannot be ignored.
- The hotel is centrally situated, with all major tourist attractions within walking distance.
Advanced Usage
- "centrally planned": Refers to an economy or system where key decisions are made by a single, central authority.
- The country transitioned from a centrally planned economy to a market-based one.
- "centrally involved": Deeply or primarily involved in the core of an activity or situation.
- She was centrally involved in the negotiations from the very beginning.
Variants and Related Words
- Central (adjective): Of primary importance; situated at the center.
- The bank has a central role in the country's economy.
- Centrality (noun): The quality of being central or vitally important.
- The centrality of education to social development is widely recognized.
- Centralize (verb): To bring under a single, central control or authority.
- The company decided to centralize its IT department.
Synonyms
- In the middle
- At the heart (of)
- Primarily
- Chiefly
Antonyms
- Peripherally
- Marginally
- Outlying
Adverb
- in or near or toward a center or according to a central role or function
- The theater is centrally located