Definition of ideologically in English:

ideologically

adverb ˌʌɪdɪəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)li

In a way that relates to ideas or an ideology, especially of a political or economic nature.
ideologically driven economic policies
Example sentencesExamples
- Ideologically, the shift from top-down to collaborative regulatory authority is significant.
- The show's use of parody also protected it from accusations of being ideologically conservative.
- These works are ideologically charged to the point of being propagandistic.
- Coalition parties will be ideologically close.
- Although these civil liberties directives appear to favor freedom of speech, it is a freedom that is ideologically determined.
- They are ideologically opposed to genetic enhancement.
- Like subject matter, form is always ideologically charged.
- She would not like to be a party to these ideologically motivated reactions to his works.
- We have candidates now who are closer ideologically than any two candidates I can remember in my time.
- The regime not only refused to publish writers it found ideologically unacceptable, but also made it impossible for them to get decent jobs.

Definition of ideologically in US English:

ideologically

adverbˈˌīdēəˈläjək(ə)lē

In a way that relates to ideas or an ideology, especially of a political or economic nature.
ideologically driven economic policies
Example sentencesExamples
- Like subject matter, form is always ideologically charged.
- Although these civil liberties directives appear to favor freedom of speech, it is a freedom that is ideologically determined.
- These works are ideologically charged to the point of being propagandistic.
- The show's use of parody also protected it from accusations of being ideologically conservative.
- She would not like to be a party to these ideologically motivated reactions to his works.
- They are ideologically opposed to genetic enhancement.
- We have candidates now who are closer ideologically than any two candidates I can remember in my time.
- Ideologically, the shift from top-down to collaborative regulatory authority is significant.
- Coalition parties will be ideologically close.
- The regime not only refused to publish writers it found ideologically unacceptable, but also made it impossible for them to get decent jobs.

词汇	ideologically
释义	Definition of ideologically in English: ideologically adverb ˌʌɪdɪəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)li In a way that relates to ideas or an ideology, especially of a political or economic nature. ideologically driven economic policies Example sentencesExamples Ideologically, the shift from top-down to collaborative regulatory authority is significant. The show's use of parody also protected it from accusations of being ideologically conservative. These works are ideologically charged to the point of being propagandistic. Coalition parties will be ideologically close. Although these civil liberties directives appear to favor freedom of speech, it is a freedom that is ideologically determined. They are ideologically opposed to genetic enhancement. Like subject matter, form is always ideologically charged. She would not like to be a party to these ideologically motivated reactions to his works. We have candidates now who are closer ideologically than any two candidates I can remember in my time. The regime not only refused to publish writers it found ideologically unacceptable, but also made it impossible for them to get decent jobs. Definition of ideologically in US English: ideologically adverbˈˌīdēəˈläjək(ə)lē In a way that relates to ideas or an ideology, especially of a political or economic nature. ideologically driven economic policies Example sentencesExamples Like subject matter, form is always ideologically charged. Although these civil liberties directives appear to favor freedom of speech, it is a freedom that is ideologically determined. These works are ideologically charged to the point of being propagandistic. The show's use of parody also protected it from accusations of being ideologically conservative. She would not like to be a party to these ideologically motivated reactions to his works. They are ideologically opposed to genetic enhancement. We have candidates now who are closer ideologically than any two candidates I can remember in my time. Ideologically, the shift from top-down to collaborative regulatory authority is significant. Coalition parties will be ideologically close. The regime not only refused to publish writers it found ideologically unacceptable, but also made it impossible for them to get decent jobs.
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