Synonyms for economically
eco·nom·i·cal·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. economicallyadverb

   with respect to economic science

   "economically this proposal makes no sense"

2. economicallyadverb

   in an economical manner

3. economicallyadverb

   with respect to the economic system

   "economically the country is worse off"

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1. List of paraphrases for "economically":

   economic, financially

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1. Carletha CeCe Cole:

   “Majority of the world’s creativity, power, intellect, and influence is in the minds of women and children. Ironically, these same demographics are largely at a disadvantage socially and economically. We are focused on empowering dreams and changing lives one woman and one child at a time.”

2. Arun Jaitley:

   The old India was economically fragmented. The new India will create one tax, one market and for one nation.

3. Shannon Watts:

   Adding more guns into the mix during a deadly pandemic won't make anyone safer, but it will make the gun lobby richer, this spike in gun sales is deeply concerning, particularly for the millions of children unexpectedly at home with unsecured guns, women sheltering in place with abusers, and anyone struggling economically and psychologically.

4. Douglas Bradburn:

   Washington lives through an era in which the birth of ideas about human freedom are actually more like ours today than they were when he grew up, and you know he's part of that revolution. ... It is very clear he comes to reject the institution of slavery as a good thing, both economically but also morally.

5. Kevin Gordon:

   While it may seem economically bullish to assume the recession starts sometime in 2023, it's actually market bearish, especially if you are of the belief that the market still has to price in more downside for earnings.