materially

/məˈtɪriəli/
adverb
  1. In a way that relates to physical objects or money, rather than emotions or ideas.
    • They were not materially affected by the storm because they lived inland.
    • The family was materially comfortable, but not wealthy.
    • The new job improved her life materially, allowing her to buy a house.
  2. To a significant or important degree; substantially.
    • His opinion did not differ materially from the others.
    • The new evidence materially changed the outcome of the trial.
    • The cost of materials has materially increased over the past year.
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