Definition of secondarily in English:

secondarily

adverb ˈsɛk(ə)nd(ə)rɪliˌsɛk(ə)nˈdɛrəli

1As a secondary or less important factor.
through trade, and perhaps secondarily through publishing, he was very wealthy
the case for volunteering is only secondarily economic and political
Example sentencesExamples
- The Kansas City metropolitan region was only secondarily a manufacturing center.
- The islanders identify first with their individual islands and secondarily with the country as a whole.
- The man of genius can operate rationally, after careful consideration, from conviction, but all that happens only secondarily.
- The nature of the problem is first and foremost financial excess, and secondarily a real economy development.
- Like most surrealist practices, automatism is only secondarily a style or compositional method.
- She attends a lecture on the photographer primarily because she is interested in his work and secondarily because she knows the speaker.
- The torpedo was designed primarily for anti-submarine warfare and secondarily for use against surface ships.
- The toy was secondarily to be educational.
- He mentions that he was an eminent sociologist and at best secondarily an economist.
- The tracks were broached as compositions first, and secondarily vehicles for exhibiting the prowess of its players.
1. 1.1 As a secondary consequence; subsequently.
  the lesions often ulcerate and become secondarily infected
  Example sentencesExamples
  Oesophagitis may lead to the production and release of inflammatory mediators, which could secondarily alter smooth muscle function.
  Abscesses which arise secondarily to infections of the paranasal sinuses are usually found in the frontal lobes.
  Oesophageal motor function can be secondarily impaired in patients with various connective tissue diseases.
  There are lots of medical and psychiatric conditions that secondarily cause insomnia, depression being the most notable.
  It is possible that the rash was caused by something else initially and that he became infected secondarily with scabies.
  These reactions are thought to occur secondarily to endotoxin in the vaccine.
  The disorder originates often secondarily to trauma, endocrine disease, lupus, or AIDS.
  The mechanism of injury may be the result of infected cells infiltrating neural tissue or inducing an inflammatory reaction that secondarily causes symptoms.
  Eighty per cent of the patients develop secondarily progressive MS after some period, typically within 7–15 years.
  Patellar tendon damage may develop secondarily.

Definition of secondarily in US English:

secondarily

adverbˌsek(ə)nˈderəlēˌsɛk(ə)nˈdɛrəli

1As a secondary or less important factor.
through trade, and perhaps secondarily through publishing, he was very wealthy
the case for volunteering is only secondarily economic and political
Example sentencesExamples
- He mentions that he was an eminent sociologist and at best secondarily an economist.
- Like most surrealist practices, automatism is only secondarily a style or compositional method.
- The nature of the problem is first and foremost financial excess, and secondarily a real economy development.
- She attends a lecture on the photographer primarily because she is interested in his work and secondarily because she knows the speaker.
- The tracks were broached as compositions first, and secondarily vehicles for exhibiting the prowess of its players.
- The Kansas City metropolitan region was only secondarily a manufacturing center.
- The islanders identify first with their individual islands and secondarily with the country as a whole.
- The torpedo was designed primarily for anti-submarine warfare and secondarily for use against surface ships.
- The toy was secondarily to be educational.
- The man of genius can operate rationally, after careful consideration, from conviction, but all that happens only secondarily.
1. 1.1 As a secondary consequence; subsequently.
  the lesions often ulcerate and become secondarily infected
  Example sentencesExamples
  These reactions are thought to occur secondarily to endotoxin in the vaccine.
  Oesophagitis may lead to the production and release of inflammatory mediators, which could secondarily alter smooth muscle function.
  Patellar tendon damage may develop secondarily.
  The mechanism of injury may be the result of infected cells infiltrating neural tissue or inducing an inflammatory reaction that secondarily causes symptoms.
  The disorder originates often secondarily to trauma, endocrine disease, lupus, or AIDS.
  Abscesses which arise secondarily to infections of the paranasal sinuses are usually found in the frontal lobes.
  Oesophageal motor function can be secondarily impaired in patients with various connective tissue diseases.
  There are lots of medical and psychiatric conditions that secondarily cause insomnia, depression being the most notable.
  It is possible that the rash was caused by something else initially and that he became infected secondarily with scabies.
  Eighty per cent of the patients develop secondarily progressive MS after some period, typically within 7–15 years.

单词	secondarily
释义	Definition of secondarily in English: secondarily adverb ˈsɛk(ə)nd(ə)rɪliˌsɛk(ə)nˈdɛrəli 1As a secondary or less important factor. through trade, and perhaps secondarily through publishing, he was very wealthy the case for volunteering is only secondarily economic and political Example sentencesExamples The Kansas City metropolitan region was only secondarily a manufacturing center. The islanders identify first with their individual islands and secondarily with the country as a whole. The man of genius can operate rationally, after careful consideration, from conviction, but all that happens only secondarily. The nature of the problem is first and foremost financial excess, and secondarily a real economy development. Like most surrealist practices, automatism is only secondarily a style or compositional method. She attends a lecture on the photographer primarily because she is interested in his work and secondarily because she knows the speaker. The torpedo was designed primarily for anti-submarine warfare and secondarily for use against surface ships. The toy was secondarily to be educational. He mentions that he was an eminent sociologist and at best secondarily an economist. The tracks were broached as compositions first, and secondarily vehicles for exhibiting the prowess of its players. 1.1 As a secondary consequence; subsequently. the lesions often ulcerate and become secondarily infected Example sentencesExamples Oesophagitis may lead to the production and release of inflammatory mediators, which could secondarily alter smooth muscle function. Abscesses which arise secondarily to infections of the paranasal sinuses are usually found in the frontal lobes. Oesophageal motor function can be secondarily impaired in patients with various connective tissue diseases. There are lots of medical and psychiatric conditions that secondarily cause insomnia, depression being the most notable. It is possible that the rash was caused by something else initially and that he became infected secondarily with scabies. These reactions are thought to occur secondarily to endotoxin in the vaccine. The disorder originates often secondarily to trauma, endocrine disease, lupus, or AIDS. The mechanism of injury may be the result of infected cells infiltrating neural tissue or inducing an inflammatory reaction that secondarily causes symptoms. Eighty per cent of the patients develop secondarily progressive MS after some period, typically within 7–15 years. Patellar tendon damage may develop secondarily. Definition of secondarily in US English: secondarily adverbˌsek(ə)nˈderəlēˌsɛk(ə)nˈdɛrəli 1As a secondary or less important factor. through trade, and perhaps secondarily through publishing, he was very wealthy the case for volunteering is only secondarily economic and political Example sentencesExamples He mentions that he was an eminent sociologist and at best secondarily an economist. Like most surrealist practices, automatism is only secondarily a style or compositional method. The nature of the problem is first and foremost financial excess, and secondarily a real economy development. She attends a lecture on the photographer primarily because she is interested in his work and secondarily because she knows the speaker. The tracks were broached as compositions first, and secondarily vehicles for exhibiting the prowess of its players. The Kansas City metropolitan region was only secondarily a manufacturing center. The islanders identify first with their individual islands and secondarily with the country as a whole. The torpedo was designed primarily for anti-submarine warfare and secondarily for use against surface ships. The toy was secondarily to be educational. The man of genius can operate rationally, after careful consideration, from conviction, but all that happens only secondarily. 1.1 As a secondary consequence; subsequently. the lesions often ulcerate and become secondarily infected Example sentencesExamples These reactions are thought to occur secondarily to endotoxin in the vaccine. Oesophagitis may lead to the production and release of inflammatory mediators, which could secondarily alter smooth muscle function. Patellar tendon damage may develop secondarily. The mechanism of injury may be the result of infected cells infiltrating neural tissue or inducing an inflammatory reaction that secondarily causes symptoms. The disorder originates often secondarily to trauma, endocrine disease, lupus, or AIDS. Abscesses which arise secondarily to infections of the paranasal sinuses are usually found in the frontal lobes. Oesophageal motor function can be secondarily impaired in patients with various connective tissue diseases. There are lots of medical and psychiatric conditions that secondarily cause insomnia, depression being the most notable. It is possible that the rash was caused by something else initially and that he became infected secondarily with scabies. Eighty per cent of the patients develop secondarily progressive MS after some period, typically within 7–15 years.
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