ideologically

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ideologically — 副詞

1. according to a shared system of political, economic, or social beliefs, rather t

1.副詞B2
釋義

意識形態上

基於某種思想體系的方式

according to a shared system of political, economic, or social beliefs, rather than from a practical or evidence-based perspective

例句

The two parties are ideologically opposed on nearly every major issue.

這兩個政黨在幾乎所有重大議題上都處於意識形態對立。

collocation: ideologically opposed

Mei-Lin agreed with the proposal ideologically but had practical concerns about the cost.

Mei-Lin 在意識形態上同意該提案,但對實際成本有所顧慮。

adverb modifying verb: agreed ... ideologically

同義詞
  • politically

    more specific — refers to politics rather than broad belief systems

  • philosophically

    broader — can include personal values not tied to a group system

反義詞
  • practically

    opposite in the sense of being driven by real-world needs rather than beliefs

文法句型

adverb modifying adjective or past participle

adverb at start of clause or before verb

用法筆記

Commonly pairs with past participles such as 'opposed', 'driven', 'divided', 'aligned', 'committed', and 'motivated'. The adverb typically appears before the adjective or participle it modifies, though it can also appear after the verb.

常見錯誤

The two leaders are ideological opposed on this issue.
The two leaders are ideologically opposed on this issue.
💡Use the adverb form 'ideologically', not the adjective 'ideological', to modify the past participle 'opposed'.

ideologically — 形容詞