Definition of medically in English:

medically

adverb ˈmɛdɪk(ə)liˈmɛdək(ə)li

1In a way that relates to the science or practice of medicine.
medically trained staff
the victim was medically examined
Example sentencesExamples
- Is she medically qualified to make such a statement?
- To be medically effective, drugs have to be delivered in the right dose.
- Contrary to popular belief, only a tiny proportion of medically negligent acts have resulted in litigation.
- During last year's preliminary hearings, he failed to appear at two court sittings because he was allegedly medically unfit to attend.
- In almost all cases, patients leaving a hospital need to go straight to a nursing home for further medically necessary care.
- A group of doctors launched a legal challenge to the ban, arguing that it outlaws them from performing a medically necessary operation.
- Those who are not medically insured are particularly apprehensive of the frequently high expense of medical treatment.
- The procedure must be carried out in a medically appropriate fashion.
- Some 65 percent of adult Americans are overweight, and nearly a third are medically obese.
- The technology can be used to trick a plant's molecular machinery into making a range of medically useful compounds.
1. 1.1 In a way that relates to medicine as distinguished from surgery, psychiatry, etc.
  patients may be treated medically or surgically
  Example sentencesExamples
  He's possessed by such a strangling, medically induced paranoia that he's convinced of the belief that even his own ideas have been stolen.
  Cardiomyopathy can be treated medically.
  If you're induced (when labor's brought on medically), hormones are administered as a drip or a pessary inserted in your vagina to stimulate contractions.
  When hearing loss cannot be corrected medically or surgically, the patient is forced to wear a hearing aid.
  We received a lot of requests from patients about what they could do medically to treat their skin.
  Desperately ill with withdrawal symptoms, she is not medically treated but is straitjacketed and thrown alone into a padded cell.
  An exception would be if the addiction was originally the result of administration of medically prescribed drugs.
  Medically, basil has been used as a sedative, an expectorant, and a laxative, but it is not used much in herbal preparations today.
  You can apply the same thought to medically assisted suicide and polygamy in light of the way our culture recently felt about alcohol use and women in the workforce.
  Patients who go through medically assisted withdrawal, but do not receive further treatment, perform about the same in terms of drug use as those never treated.

Definition of medically in US English:

medically

adverbˈmedək(ə)lēˈmɛdək(ə)li

1In a way that relates to the science or practice of medicine.
medically trained staff
the victim was medically examined
Example sentencesExamples
- Some 65 percent of adult Americans are overweight, and nearly a third are medically obese.
- To be medically effective, drugs have to be delivered in the right dose.
- The procedure must be carried out in a medically appropriate fashion.
- Contrary to popular belief, only a tiny proportion of medically negligent acts have resulted in litigation.
- In almost all cases, patients leaving a hospital need to go straight to a nursing home for further medically necessary care.
- Those who are not medically insured are particularly apprehensive of the frequently high expense of medical treatment.
- During last year's preliminary hearings, he failed to appear at two court sittings because he was allegedly medically unfit to attend.
- Is she medically qualified to make such a statement?
- A group of doctors launched a legal challenge to the ban, arguing that it outlaws them from performing a medically necessary operation.
- The technology can be used to trick a plant's molecular machinery into making a range of medically useful compounds.
1. 1.1 In a way that relates to medicine as distinguished from surgery, psychiatry, etc.
  patients may be treated medically or surgically
  Example sentencesExamples
  Desperately ill with withdrawal symptoms, she is not medically treated but is straitjacketed and thrown alone into a padded cell.
  An exception would be if the addiction was originally the result of administration of medically prescribed drugs.
  We received a lot of requests from patients about what they could do medically to treat their skin.
  You can apply the same thought to medically assisted suicide and polygamy in light of the way our culture recently felt about alcohol use and women in the workforce.
  Cardiomyopathy can be treated medically.
  Medically, basil has been used as a sedative, an expectorant, and a laxative, but it is not used much in herbal preparations today.
  Patients who go through medically assisted withdrawal, but do not receive further treatment, perform about the same in terms of drug use as those never treated.
  If you're induced (when labor's brought on medically), hormones are administered as a drip or a pessary inserted in your vagina to stimulate contractions.
  When hearing loss cannot be corrected medically or surgically, the patient is forced to wear a hearing aid.
  He's possessed by such a strangling, medically induced paranoia that he's convinced of the belief that even his own ideas have been stolen.

单词	medically
释义	Definition of medically in English: medically adverb ˈmɛdɪk(ə)liˈmɛdək(ə)li 1In a way that relates to the science or practice of medicine. medically trained staff the victim was medically examined Example sentencesExamples Is she medically qualified to make such a statement? To be medically effective, drugs have to be delivered in the right dose. Contrary to popular belief, only a tiny proportion of medically negligent acts have resulted in litigation. During last year's preliminary hearings, he failed to appear at two court sittings because he was allegedly medically unfit to attend. In almost all cases, patients leaving a hospital need to go straight to a nursing home for further medically necessary care. A group of doctors launched a legal challenge to the ban, arguing that it outlaws them from performing a medically necessary operation. Those who are not medically insured are particularly apprehensive of the frequently high expense of medical treatment. The procedure must be carried out in a medically appropriate fashion. Some 65 percent of adult Americans are overweight, and nearly a third are medically obese. The technology can be used to trick a plant's molecular machinery into making a range of medically useful compounds. 1.1 In a way that relates to medicine as distinguished from surgery, psychiatry, etc. patients may be treated medically or surgically Example sentencesExamples He's possessed by such a strangling, medically induced paranoia that he's convinced of the belief that even his own ideas have been stolen. Cardiomyopathy can be treated medically. If you're induced (when labor's brought on medically), hormones are administered as a drip or a pessary inserted in your vagina to stimulate contractions. When hearing loss cannot be corrected medically or surgically, the patient is forced to wear a hearing aid. We received a lot of requests from patients about what they could do medically to treat their skin. Desperately ill with withdrawal symptoms, she is not medically treated but is straitjacketed and thrown alone into a padded cell. An exception would be if the addiction was originally the result of administration of medically prescribed drugs. Medically, basil has been used as a sedative, an expectorant, and a laxative, but it is not used much in herbal preparations today. You can apply the same thought to medically assisted suicide and polygamy in light of the way our culture recently felt about alcohol use and women in the workforce. Patients who go through medically assisted withdrawal, but do not receive further treatment, perform about the same in terms of drug use as those never treated. Definition of medically in US English: medically adverbˈmedək(ə)lēˈmɛdək(ə)li 1In a way that relates to the science or practice of medicine. medically trained staff the victim was medically examined Example sentencesExamples Some 65 percent of adult Americans are overweight, and nearly a third are medically obese. To be medically effective, drugs have to be delivered in the right dose. The procedure must be carried out in a medically appropriate fashion. Contrary to popular belief, only a tiny proportion of medically negligent acts have resulted in litigation. In almost all cases, patients leaving a hospital need to go straight to a nursing home for further medically necessary care. Those who are not medically insured are particularly apprehensive of the frequently high expense of medical treatment. During last year's preliminary hearings, he failed to appear at two court sittings because he was allegedly medically unfit to attend. Is she medically qualified to make such a statement? A group of doctors launched a legal challenge to the ban, arguing that it outlaws them from performing a medically necessary operation. The technology can be used to trick a plant's molecular machinery into making a range of medically useful compounds. 1.1 In a way that relates to medicine as distinguished from surgery, psychiatry, etc. patients may be treated medically or surgically Example sentencesExamples Desperately ill with withdrawal symptoms, she is not medically treated but is straitjacketed and thrown alone into a padded cell. An exception would be if the addiction was originally the result of administration of medically prescribed drugs. We received a lot of requests from patients about what they could do medically to treat their skin. You can apply the same thought to medically assisted suicide and polygamy in light of the way our culture recently felt about alcohol use and women in the workforce. Cardiomyopathy can be treated medically. Medically, basil has been used as a sedative, an expectorant, and a laxative, but it is not used much in herbal preparations today. Patients who go through medically assisted withdrawal, but do not receive further treatment, perform about the same in terms of drug use as those never treated. If you're induced (when labor's brought on medically), hormones are administered as a drip or a pessary inserted in your vagina to stimulate contractions. When hearing loss cannot be corrected medically or surgically, the patient is forced to wear a hearing aid. He's possessed by such a strangling, medically induced paranoia that he's convinced of the belief that even his own ideas have been stolen.
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