organizationally

[awr-guhn-uh-zay-shuhn-uh-lee]

adverb

1. in a way that relates to organization.

Other Word Forms

• interorganizationally adverb
• nonorganizationally adverb
• cross-organizationally adverb

Example Sentences

Wilson, for his part, said that Hegseth and the department he leads are “not organizationally tied” to his ministries, but said Hegseth’s close involvement “is the kind of thing we like to see.”

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Republicans in both states are in catchup mode as they appear to be far behind Democrats organizationally just six months before the first early votes are cast in the general election.

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“This season, as much as it was disappointing in the end, was a step forward for us organizationally.”

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“He had a brain that was organizationally astonishing. What would make him heroic was not fueled by selfishness. And he was funny.”

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“So, George and I are close. He was one of the big attractions, he and ownership. My point was it was across the board organizationally, it wasn’t just one person” responsible for Wilson’s dismal season.

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