Structurally
Example: The ancient bridge remains structurally sound despite centuries of use.
Definition
"Structurally" is an adverb describing something in relation to its physical makeup or framework, especially concerning strength, stability, or arrangement. It often refers to how well a building or object maintains its form and function over time.
Etymology
The word "structurally" derives from the Latin root "structura," meaning arrangement or building. It entered English through the noun "structure," which evolved to describe the organization or construction of something. The adverb "structurally" formed by adding '-ally' to indicate 'in a manner relating to structure.' Did you know? The concept of structure has been central to engineering and architecture since ancient times.
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"Structurally" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - History - (C1) - set 1", containing 198 commonly used words.
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