virtually |
in_some_measure |
Related terms |
Virtually is a related term of in_some_measure.
virtually |
apparently |
As adverbs the difference between virtually and apparently
is that
virtually is almost but not quite while
apparently is plainly; clearly; manifestly; evidently.
perfectly |
virtually |
As adverbs the difference between perfectly and virtually
is that
perfectly is with perfection while
virtually is almost but not quite.
virtually |
pretty |
As adverbs the difference between virtually and pretty
is that
virtually is almost but not quite while
pretty is somewhat, fairly, quite; sometimes also (by meiosis) very.
As an adjective pretty is
cunning; clever, skilful.
As a noun pretty is
something that is pretty.
As a verb pretty is
to make pretty; to beautify.
infact |
virtually |
As adverbs the difference between infact and virtually
is that
infact is while
virtually is almost but not quite.
p |
virtually |
As a letter p
is the sixteenth letter of the.
As a symbol p
is symbol for phosphorus.
As an adverb virtually is
almost but not quite.
virtually |
typically |
As adverbs the difference between virtually and typically
is that
virtually is almost but not quite while
typically is in a typical or common manner.
merely |
virtually |
As adverbs the difference between merely and virtually
is that
merely is (obsolete) wholly, entirely while
virtually is almost but not quite.
virtually |
virtually |
In algebra terms the difference between virtually and virtually
is that
virtually is of a substructure of finite index while
virtually is of a substructure of finite index.
In topology terms the difference between virtually and virtually
is that
virtually is of a covering space of finite index while
virtually is of a covering space of finite index.
As adverbs the difference between virtually and virtually
is that
virtually is almost but not quite while
virtually is almost but not quite.
properly |
virtually |
As adverbs the difference between properly and virtually
is that
properly is in a proper manner while
virtually is almost but not quite.
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