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Meanings of conceptually in English

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Usage of conceptually in English
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It's not technically accurate, but conceptually I think it works quite well.
The Guardian
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However, the definition of iCAMP has not been conceptually and experimentally investigated.
Pubmed
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What Erlich's team did is conceptually similar, but far more technically sophisticated.
Wired
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I can accept that conceptually, but I do not know the specifics.
Arcanum Unbounded
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You have to admire Jones for remaining musically curious and conceptually brave.
Radio NZ
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His conceptually-driven interdisciplinary projects explore all aspects of society through science and technology.
Wired
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Identified outcome measures were conceptually analysed in a peer reviewed procedure.
Pubmed
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But culturally and conceptually it could be really interesting, said Basch.
Wired
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The mechanics of the bet were conceptually simple, if extremely complex in detail.
The Return of Depression Economics
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High-roller gambling will likely be conceptually and permanently changed, he added.
Reuters
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The awards help the students to think both strategically and conceptually.
The Irish Times
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History was conceptually initiated and continued, growing in breadth and depth.
The Guardian
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It involves lots of penetrating questions, conceptually complex debates and is infamously terrifying.
The Guardian
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It is conceptually similar to floating knee in the pediatric population.
Pubmed
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Modern Country is his most expansive yet, both sonically and conceptually.
Radio NZ
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The AK-47 had been a conceptually sound weapon from the beginning.
The gun
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