colonially

/kəˈloʊniəli/
adverb
  1. In a way that relates to or is characteristic of colonialism or colonial rule.
    • The region was governed colonially for over a century.
    • They spoke colonially, adopting the accent and customs of the ruling country.
    • The architecture was designed colonially, with wide verandas and high ceilings.
  2. In a manner that reflects the dominance or influence of a foreign power over a territory or people.
    • The local economy was structured colonially to benefit the mother country.
    • The school system was run colonially, teaching the language and history of the empire.
    • The land was divided colonially, ignoring traditional boundaries.
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