estructuralmente

structurally

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Usage Note

Estructuralmente modifies adjectives, verbs, or entire clauses to indicate that something holds at a structural or systemic level — estructuralmente sólido (structurally sound), estructuralmente deficiente (structurally flawed). It is primarily a written, technical adverb found in engineering, architecture, linguistics, and social-science discourse. Formed regularly from estructural + -mente.

Examples

"El edificio está estructuralmente comprometido."

Natural Translation

The building is structurally compromised.

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