perspectively
/pərˈspɛktɪvli/
adverb
- In a way that relates to a particular way of seeing or understanding things; from a certain point of view.
- She analyzed the problem perspectively, considering both the customer's and the company's needs.
- The historian wrote about the war perspectively, showing how each side viewed the conflict differently.
- Perspectively, the two paintings show the same scene but from opposite sides of the room.
- In a way that shows depth and distance in art or design, using perspective techniques.
- In the sketch, the train tracks are drawn perspectively, converging at a single point on the horizon.
- The artist drew the city street perspectively, making the buildings look smaller as they receded into the distance.
- The architect rendered the building perspectively so clients could see how it would look from the street.