relatedly

American  

[ri-lay-tid-lee] / rɪˈleɪ tɪd li /

adverb

1. due to a relationship or connection.

2. in reference to or regarding a related topic.

3. (used to introduce a related topic.)

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Other Word Forms

• interrelatedly adverb
• unrelatedly adverb

Example Sentences

Third, and relatedly, government increasingly contracts work to private companies, opting to buy goods and services instead of making them.

From Salon

The second, relatedly, may be seeing whether creative vision holds a higher standing than audience popularity.

From Salon

Perhaps relatedly, the Clippers are allowing second-chance points in clutch scenarios at the league’s second-worst rate, and rank dead last in points in the paint allowed.

From Los Angeles Times

Second, and relatedly, people as a whole have a deep-seated need to believe in something bigger than their own self-interest.

From Washington Post

Somewhat relatedly, “temperature changes how you can taste something,” says Alexis Hamilton, a postdoctoral associate at Virginia Tech’s department of food science and technology.

From Washington Post