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Meanings of fundamentally in English

Portuguese
fundamentalmente

In a fundamental, essential or basic manner.

fundamentalmente
Usage of fundamentally in English
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Mrs Spelman said: We need to make the new CAP fundamentally different.
BBC
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The animals, however exotic, would fundamentally behave like animals in zoos anywhere.
Jurassic Park
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The problem thus stated is therefore not fundamentally about decommissioning or devolution.
The Irish Times
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Today we saw a completely objective, repeatable, observation of something fundamentally new.
The Guardian
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The recent work shows that this juxtaposition is fundamentally flawed, he said.
Reuters
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It's a form of relief. They are also fundamentally different writing practices.
The Guardian
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The two candidates have fundamentally different approaches to dealing with the issue.
Reuters
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Richard Walker, of course, has a fundamentally different view of growing old.
BBC
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Mr Briggs says the way we look at shopping has changed fundamentally.
BBC
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This question is troubling because I think, fundamentally, the media is non-partisan.
NY Magazine
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It may also, if it lasts, fundamentally recast global financial market patterns.
Reuters
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Parliament will look fundamentally different when it sits for the first time.
Radio NZ
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In at least one historical aspect, however, the film is fundamentally unbelievable.
The Guardian
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Maybe they just assume we're fundamentally different than them in every way.
Beyond The Frontier: Dreadnaught
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It is more urgent than ever to ask: who are we, fundamentally?
The Guardian
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Artists are not widget-makers; the creative process differs fundamentally from tractor production.
The Irish Times
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