fundamentally

fundamentally
adverb
grundlegend; von Grund auf [verschieden, ehrlich]

fundamentally opposed to something — grundsätzlich gegen etwas

man is fundamentally good — der Mensch ist von Natur aus gut

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adverb He was fundamentally honest.) im Wesentlichen
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fun·da·men·tal·ly
[ˌfʌndəˈmentəli, AM -t̬əli]
adv
1. (basically) im Grunde [o Prinzip]
I believe that people are \fundamentally good ich glaube, dass die Menschen im Grunde gut sind
2. (in all important aspects) grundsätzlich, prinzipiell
I disagree \fundamentally with what you're saying ich stimme dem, was du sagst, grundsätzlich nicht zu
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["fʌndə'mentəlI]
adv
1) (= essentially) im Grunde (genommen); different, wrong, flawed grundlegend

fundamentally different views — grundlegend or von Grund auf unterschiedliche Ansichten

the treaty is fundamentally flawed — der Vertrag enthält grundlegende Fehler

fundamentally, he is a bully —

is man fundamentally good? — ist der Mensch im Grunde gut?

fundamentally important — von grundlegender Bedeutung

2) (= radically) change, affect grundlegend; disagree grundsätzlich

I am fundamentally opposed to it — ich bin grundsätzlich dagegen

we differ quite fundamentally on this — wir haben dazu grundverschiedene Ansichten

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fundamentally adv im Grunde, im Wesentlichen
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adverb
grundlegend; von Grund auf [verschieden, ehrlich]

fundamentally opposed to something — grundsätzlich gegen etwas

man is fundamentally good — der Mensch ist von Natur aus gut

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adv.
im Grunde ausdr.

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