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adverb* * ** * *es·sen·tial·ly[ɪˈsen(t)ʃəli]adv inv1. (basically) im Grunde [genommen] [o Prinzip] [o Wesentlichen]to be \essentially correct im Großen und Ganzen richtig sein\essentially I need to know... ich muss vor allem wissen,...* * *[I'senSəlI]adv(= fundamentally) im Wesentlichen; (= basically, at heart) im Grunde genommenessentially, they are saying that... — im Wesentlichen sagen sie, dass...
she was an essentially good woman — im Grunde genommen war sie eine gute Frau
* * *essentially [-ʃəlı] adv1. im Wesentlichen, in der Hauptsache2. im Grunde3. not essentially nicht unbedingt* * *adverb* * *adv.essentiell adv.essenziell adv. n.wesentlich adv. -
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to be \essentially correct im Großen und Ganzen richtig sein2) ( mainly) hauptsächlich, in erster Linie;\essentially I need to know... ich muss vor allem wissen,...
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