instrumentally Synonyms
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instrumentally Meaning
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instrumentally (adv.)
By means of an instrument or agency; as means to an end.
With instruments of music; as, a song instrumentally accompanied.
instrumentally Sentence Examples
- The wind instrumentally swept through the trees, creating an eerie melody.
- The surgeon instrumentally dissected the tissue, deftly removing the tumor.
- The pianist instrumentally manipulated the keys, evoking a torrent of emotions from the audience.
- The scientist instrumentally analyzed the data, meticulously seeking patterns and anomalies.
- The teacher instrumentally guided the students, nurturing their intellectual growth.
- The gardener instrumentally pruned the roses, shaping them into exquisite works of art.
- The mechanic instrumentally repaired the engine, restoring its flawless operation.
- The detective instrumentally solved the case, piecing together clues to expose the perpetrator.
- The chef instrumentally created a culinary masterpiece, orchestrating flavors and textures with precision.
- The leader instrumentally rallied the team, inspiring them to achieve their goals.
FAQs About the word instrumentally
By means of an instrument or agency; as means to an end., With instruments of music; as, a song instrumentally accompanied.
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The wind instrumentally swept through the trees, creating an eerie melody.
The surgeon instrumentally dissected the tissue, deftly removing the tumor.
The pianist instrumentally manipulated the keys, evoking a torrent of emotions from the audience.
The scientist instrumentally analyzed the data, meticulously seeking patterns and anomalies.
