archetypally (Meaning)

Webster

archetypally (adv.)

With reference to the archetype; originally. Parts archetypally distinct.

The hero's journey, as outlined by Joseph Campbell, is archetypally ingrained in many cultures' mythologies.
Certain symbols, like the sun and the moon, are archetypally significant across various belief systems.
Jungian psychology suggests that certain personality traits can be archetypally connected to collective unconscious patterns.
The concept of the "wise old man" is archetypally present in folklore and literature from around the world.
Fairy tales often feature archetypally recognizable characters such as the damsel in distress and the wicked stepmother.
The quest for self-discovery is archetypally depicted in coming-of-age stories.
The struggle between good and evil is archetypally portrayed in many epic narratives.
The archetype of the trickster can be found archetypally in folklore from different cultures.
Myths are archetypally rich narratives that explore fundamental human experiences.
The concept of the "sacred marriage" is archetypally present in many religious and spiritual traditions.

With reference to the archetype; originally. Parts archetypally distinct.

precursor, ancestor,forerunner, prototype, granddaddy,predecessor, original, originator, daddy, grandaddy

derivative, descendent, descendent, derivative, descendant,descendant, outgrowth, by-product, daughter,outgrowth

The hero's journey, as outlined by Joseph Campbell, is archetypally ingrained in many cultures' mythologies.

Certain symbols, like the sun and the moon, are archetypally significant across various belief systems.

Jungian psychology suggests that certain personality traits can be archetypally connected to collective unconscious patterns.

The concept of the "wise old man" is archetypally present in folklore and literature from around the world.