Definitions for developmentally
de·vel·op·men·tal·ly

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1. developmentallyadverb

   with respect to development

   "developmentally retarded"

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1. developmentallyadverb

   In a developmental manner.

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1. developmentally

   Developmentally refers to the progress or growth process, typically concerning the physical, mental, emotional, or social advancements that occur in humans or organisms throughout their lifespan. This term is often used when discussing specific phases such as developmental milestones, stages, or age-appropriate skills or accomplishments.

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1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of developmentally in Chaldean Numerology is: 1

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   The numerical value of developmentally in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1

Examples of developmentally in a Sentence

1. Judith Grisel:

   The quickest way to fix this is to come up with ways to help children cope with stress and find developmentally appropriate ways for trying new things and taking risks.

2. Pamela Adlon:

   When I was first coming up with the idea for the show, it was really hard for me, I was talking to Louis about it – I could come up with ideas for him all day, and when it came to me, it stopped, i always knew that telling a story about girls at three different stages developmentally was very interesting to me.

3. Sandy Addis:

   What we anticipate is the longer students have been out, the longer they've been faced with virtual instruction, the more severe the impact is likely to be, the long-term impact of this pandemic shutdown is going to be much more than one year. Students across all grade levels have experienced learning loss. And it's not just the learning loss for this current year. Many of them have lost ground developmentally, particularly younger kids.

4. David Sandberg:

   Being different in some way doesn't necessarily hurt you, but it is not an advantage, and so one has to know something about the factors that make a child more vulnerable for being rejected or neglected by peers. And those would be things that in a gradual, developmentally appropriate way that I would tell some families. But I would sort of telegraph that early on. If I have any value at all to the family, it's engaging them in a discussion that continues over time, as the child gets older. And then, over time, engaging the child in these conversations.

5. Riana Elyse Anderson:

   It is up to a parent, like they would for any other topic, to make it developmentally appropriate.

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References

1. ^ Princeton's WordNet
   http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=developmentally
2. ^ Wiktionary
   https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Developmentally
3. ^ ChatGPT
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