contextually

American  

[kuhn-teks-choo-uhl-lee] / kənˈtɛks tʃu əl li /

adverb

1. in relation to context; taking context into account.

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Other Word Forms

• acontextually adverb
• non-contextually adverb

Example Sentences

The company plans to place contextually relevant ads at the bottom of conversations, though it emphasized that these placements will not influence AI responses or involve the sale of personal user data.

From MarketWatch

The researchers elaborated that their results “demonstrate that dogs’ contextually appropriate responses to button presses were comparable regardless of the identity of the person using the soundboard.”

From Salon

While design details have yet to be released, the museum aims to make the new wing feel more connected to the rest of the collection both physically and contextually.

From New York Times

While there's nothing objectively wrong with a fair distribution of labor in any relationship, Shakira's sentiment misses the mark, contextually speaking.

From Salon

Recently it has been found that genes governing behavior in the brain operate within flexible and contextually responsive regulatory networks.

From Science Daily