Definitions for ideologically
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1. ideologicallyadverb

   with respect to ideology

   "ideologically, we do not see eye to eye"

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1. ideologicallyadverb

   In an ideological manner; with respect to ideology.

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1. ideologically

   Ideologically refers to a manner of thinking or way of acting that aligns with a particular ideology, belief system, or set of principles. This term can apply to views on political, religious, cultural, or social topics. It often signifies a person's commitment to a specific doctrine or theory and influences their attitudes, actions, or decisions based on that ideological stance.

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Examples of ideologically in a Sentence

1. Jeb Bush:

   Ideologically, I don't share much of a philosophy with him. I don't ascribe bad motives. I think his heart is in the right place. I just think his policies are wrong.

2. Natalia Broniarczyk:

   This is a politically and ideologically motivated decision not based on the concern for women' heath and safety, in all countries that curb access to contraception and legal and safe abortion, the black market grows.

3. Robert Weiner:

   To me, what all this confirms is that people who weren't really affected by the statute are bringing ideologically and politically based claims that will substantially affect millions of other people. This is the use of the courts as a political forum.

4. Nicole Neily:

   This is too little too late from this Administration, which has made abundantly clear through its actions that it views actual parental input as an inconvenience; let’s remember, this is the same set of bureaucrats that coordinated for weeks with the National School Board Association on its since-retracted letter which cited the Patriot Act, the organizations hand-picked to participate do not speak for the views of most American parents; if they did, we would not have seen such a groundswell of activism over the past few years. Families came to the sobering realization that groups like the National PTA were as ideologically compromised as the elected officials that abandoned our children. I would have hoped the Biden Administration would realize the importance of bringing many perspectives to the table - but I am not surprised that other voices are not welcome.

5. Dan Schnur:

   That was a very tough hill to climb in deep-blue California, even in a general election campaign, she'd be talking to a much more ideologically diverse electorate. Whether in a primary or a general election, she's certainly going to face very difficult questions about her record at Hewlett-Packard, but a national electorate might not be as predisposed to reject her argument.

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References

1. ^ Princeton's WordNet
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2. ^ Wiktionary
   https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Ideologically
3. ^ ChatGPT
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