limitedly
Adverb: - In a limited manner: To do something with restrictions, constraints, or within defined boundaries. It indicates an action performed not fully, extensively, or freely, but rather in a confined or partial way.
The adverb "limitedly" is used to modify a verb, describing that the action is done in a restricted or confined way. It is a formal word. - It typically follows the verb it modifies or appears at the end of a clause. - It is often used in formal, academic, or technical writing to describe constrained applicability or scope.
- The new policy has been implemented only limitedly so far, affecting just two departments.
- This theory can be applied limitedly to social sciences, but not to the hard sciences.
- Resources were available, but they were used limitedly due to strict regulations.
- She participated limitedly in the discussions, offering only a few comments.
- "To function limitedly": To operate with reduced capacity or within a narrow range.
- After the damage, the machine could only function limitedly.
- "To be valid limitedly": To be true or applicable only under specific conditions or within a certain context.
- His argument is valid limitedly, as it ignores key economic factors.
- Limited (adjective): Restricted in size, amount, or extent.
- We have a limited budget for the project.
- Limitation (noun): A restricting rule or circumstance; a deficiency.
- The main limitation of the study is its small sample size.
- Limit (noun/verb): The point or edge beyond which something cannot go; to set a restriction.
- Noun: There is a speed limit on this road.
- Verb: We must limit our spending.
- Restrictedly: In a controlled or confined way.
- Partially: To some extent; not completely.
- Constrainedly: In a forced or inhibited manner.
- Extensively: In a far-reaching or comprehensive manner.
- Fully: Completely; to the utmost extent.
- Unlimitedly: Without any limits or restrictions.
"Limitedly" is not a very common word in everyday spoken English. In many cases, phrases like "in a limited way," "to a limited extent," or "only partially" are more frequently used. "Limitedly" is most appropriate in formal or precise contexts where conciseness is valued.
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