From essential -ly
IPA (key ) : /ɪˈsɛnʃəli/ Hyphenation: es‧sen‧tial‧ly
essentially (comparative more essentially , superlative most essentially )
in essence
2012 March, Henry Petroski , “Opening Doors”, in American Scientist [1] 100 , number 2, pages 112–3 :A doorknob of whatever roundish shape is effectively a continuum of levers, with the axis of the latching mechanism—known as the spindle—being the fulcrum about which the turning takes place. Applying a force tangential to the knob is essentially equivalent to applying one perpendicular to a radial line defining the lever.
actually at bottom at heart basically centrally characteristically factually fundamentally in essence in the main inherently intrinsically naturally substantially See also Thesaurus:intrinsically or Thesaurus:fundamentally essentially
Armenian: ըստ էության ( əst ēutʻyan )
Azerbaijani: mahiyyətcə
Catalan: en essència
Chinese:
Mandarin: 本質上 ／ 本质上 (zh) ( běnzhìshàng ) , 基本上 (zh) ( jīběnshàng ) , 大體上 ／ 大体上 (zh) ( dàtǐshang )
Danish: i sit inderste væsen i bund og grund grundlæggende (da)
Dutch: essentieel (nl)
Esperanto: esence
Faroese: í botn og grund
Finnish: pohjimmiltaan sisimmältään perimmältään periaatteessa käytännössä (fi)
French: essentiellement (fr) , en essence
German: im Wesentlichen (de) , im Grunde im Kern im Grunde genommen
Hungarian: lényegében (hu)
Italian: in essenza
Maltese: essenzjalment
Middle French: en essence
Norwegian:
Bokmål: dypest sett i bunn og grunn (no)
Polish: zasadniczo (pl) , w gruncie rzeczy
Portuguese: em essência essencialmente (pt)
Romanian: esențial (ro) , în esență
Russian: по существу́ ( po suščestvú ) , суще́ственно (ru) ( suščéstvenno ) , по су́ти (ru) ( po súti ) , в су́щности ( v súščnosti ) , есть (ru) ( jestʹ ) ( dated ) , суть (ru) ( sutʹ ) ( dated )
Serbo-Croatian: u biti u suštini
Slovak: v podstate esenciálne
Spanish: esencialmente (es) , en esencia
Swedish: i grund och botten (sv)
Ukrainian: по су́ті ( po súti )