Seminally
adv
adv ·Rare ·Advanced level
Definitions
Adverb
- 1 In a seminal way.
"Klosty makes acknowledgment of Cunningham's seemingly permanent controversial status by including a piece by Lincoln Kirstein in which that seminally important figure in American dance denies the validity of Cunningham's esthetic."
Example
More examples"Klosty makes acknowledgment of Cunningham's seemingly permanent controversial status by including a piece by Lincoln Kirstein in which that seminally important figure in American dance denies the validity of Cunningham's esthetic."
Etymology
From seminal + -ly.
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