Synonyms for contextually
con·tex·tu·al·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. contextuallyadverb

   in a manner dependent on context

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1. Aisha Hinds:

   We live in a country that's built on the foundation of slavery, to really be informed about what's happening contextually right now, it would behoove you to engage [in] this foundational narrative.

2. Rachel Rothman:

   There are several elements that make these single card solutions even more secure than their basic counterparts, and beyond the convenience and safety these devices offer, they are also smarter, making it possible to track your habits more easily or provide you with contextually relevant information.

3. Mark Boidman:

   The ability to use on-premise media, and in particular digital signage and digital out-of-home media, allows brands and retailers to be reactive and provide contextually relevant content and advertising, think coffee promotions in the morning or marketing hot chocolate or snow shovels ahead of a big snow storm.

4. Steve Schmidt:

   A presidential candidate who seeks to be the nominee of the party of [President Abraham] Lincoln should be able to talk contextually and historically about this flag, about these issues, about what it once meant and what it means today, this is one of those moments where the right thing to say and do is so obvious --- and you watch, one by one by one by one, how the political calculations and maneuverings take place at the expense of doing the right thing.