circumstantially Sentence Examples
- Circumstantially, the evidence seemed to support the theory of foul play.
- She felt circumstantially compelled to accept the job offer despite reservations about the company culture.
- Circumstantially, the weather conditions were ideal for outdoor activities.
- The suspect's alibi was circumstantially confirmed by multiple witnesses.
- Circumstantially, it appeared that the business deal was going to fall through due to unforeseen complications.
- The patient's symptoms were circumstantially linked to a previous medical condition.
- The decision to invest in the stock market was made circumstantially, based on the current economic trends.
- Circumstantially, her sudden absence from work raised suspicions among her colleagues.
- The car accident was circumstantially caused by the slippery road conditions.
- Circumstantially, his behavior indicated a change in attitude towards his coworkers.
circumstantially Meaning
circumstantially (r)
according to circumstances
insofar as the circumstances are concerned
in minute detail
without advance planning
circumstantially (adv.)
In respect to circumstances; not essentially; accidentally.
In every circumstance or particular; minutely.
Synonyms & Antonyms of circumstantially
Synonyms:
- elaborate
- accurate
- graphical
- blow-by-blow
- particular
- comprehensive
- specific
- minute
- particularized
- descriptive
Antonyms:
- unspecified
- crisp
- sketchy
- sketchy
- compact
- ambiguous
- general
- nondescript
- nebulous
- general
- trimmed
- broad
- curtailed
- curtailed
- abridged
- indeterminate
- nondescript
- compact
- unspecified
- abridged
- nonspecific
- nonspecific
- trimmed
- ambiguous
- abbreviated
- abbreviated
- crisp
- nebulous
- broad
- cut
- vague
- vague
- cut
- indeterminate
FAQs About the word circumstantially
according to circumstances, insofar as the circumstances are concerned, in minute detail, without advance planningIn respect to circumstances; not essentially;
full,detailed, thorough, elaborate, accurate, graphical, blow-by-blow, particular, comprehensive, specific
compendious, pithy, brief,summary, brief, concise, terse, compendious, pithy, succinct
Circumstantially, the evidence seemed to support the theory of foul play.
She felt circumstantially compelled to accept the job offer despite reservations about the company culture.
Circumstantially, the weather conditions were ideal for outdoor activities.
The suspect's alibi was circumstantially confirmed by multiple witnesses.
