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temporally

[ tem-per-uh-lee, tem-pruh-lee ]

adverb

  1. in a way that relates to or involves time:

    Temperature and salinity are both influential, but their relative importance varies spatially and temporally.

  2. in a way that relates to or involves present life or the secular world:

    A dedicated group of former guests supports us spiritually through prayer and temporally through financial assistance.



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Example Sentences

It travels to the brain and it registers in the temporal lobe.

All this reinforces many physicists’ hunch that space-time is not the root level of nature, but instead emerges from some underlying mechanism that is not spatial or temporal.

The team tested their model by verifying its predictions about activity in the inferior temporal cortex of rhesus macaques.

Fighting temporal stresses might be a struggle, but the targets we choose are entirely up to us.

Research suggests seizures in the temporal lobe—the area of your noggin that processes visual memory and spoken language—might trigger ghost sightings.

The soil teems with verdure all the year, and they live without solicitude, either temporally or spiritually.

There is still no ground for a belief in the temporally limited duration of either the red or the blue surface.

There is no antidote against the opium of time, which temporally considereth all things.

He said: "Blessed are the poor in spirit," referring not to those who are temporally poor.

Kroeber thinks that their influence was “probably greater temporally than spiritually.”

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