temporally
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Definition
Adverb: * With regard to time or temporal order: Relating to or considered in terms of time, sequence, or when events occur, rather than their spatial arrangement or other qualities.
Usage
The adverb "temporally" is used to specify that a statement, action, or relationship is being considered from the perspective of time. It often modifies verbs or adjectives related to order, arrangement, or occurrence. * It describes how processes are sequenced or events are ordered in time. * It contrasts with spatially (relating to space) or logically (relating to reason).
Examples
- The two historical events, though geographically distant, occurred temporally close to each other.
- In the film, the scenes were arranged temporally, from childhood to old age.
- The scientist analyzed how the signals were temporally processed by the brain.
- These layers of rock are temporally distinct, representing different geological eras.
Advanced Usage
- Temporally extended: Lasting or existing over a period of time.
- Consciousness is a temporally extended process, not a series of instantaneous moments.
- Temporally coherent: Having a consistent and logical sequence or relationship in time.
- The narrative was temporally coherent, making the complex story easy to follow.
Variants and Related Words
- Temporal (adjective): Relating to time.
- We studied the temporal sequence of the king's reign.
- Temporality (noun): The state of existing within or having some relationship with time.
- The philosopher wrote about the temporality of human existence.
Synonyms
- Chronologically: In a way that follows the order in which events occurred.
- Sequentially: In a way that forms or follows a logical sequence or order.
Antonyms
- Spatially: With regard to space, physical position, or area.
- Permanently: In a way that lasts or remains without essential change indefinitely.
Adverb
- with regard to temporal order
- temporally processed