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inessentially

  • a word derived from essentially.
    essentially
    adverb
    with respect to the essence or basic nature of someone or something, or the meaning of a statement or act; fundamentally; at the core.

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The church converted the world only partially and inessentially; yet Christianity was outwardly established as the traditional religion of many nations.

From Winds Of Doctrine Studies in Contemporary Opinion by George Santayana