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Commercially Moderate

Commercially has 2 different meanings across 1 category:

Adverb

Definitions
Adverb
1

in a commercial manner

"the product is commercially available"

2

In a commercial manner: a manner pertaining to commerce.

"The company decided to market its product commercially to maximize profit margins."

In plain English: Something done commercially is created or sold to make money instead of just for fun or personal use.

"The new product was commercially successful in its first month on the market."

Usage: Use commercially when describing actions taken with the primary goal of making money or promoting products, such as selling an item commercially rather than donating it. This adverb often contrasts with non-profit contexts where financial gain is not the objective.

Example Sentences
"The new product was commercially successful in its first month on the market." adv
"The new phone was released commercially last night." adv
"They decided not to sell the product commercially until they fixed the bug." adv
"Many artists struggle because their music is not heard commercially on radio stations." adv
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Origin

The word commercially comes from combining the adjective commercial with the suffix -ly to form an adverb. It entered English by attaching a common grammatical ending to describe actions done for business purposes.

Rhyming Words
lly ally illy elly olly tilly felly cilly colly dilly nelly gelly pilly dally pelly lally gally jilly mally celly
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