symbolic

Gaspar was expected to second the motion but she didn’t, later referring to Desmond’s effort as symbolic.

Crystal visits the Catskills, symbolically, in the show, but his humor is far from the whiny Allen mentality.

Could she have been symbolically protecting Maisie from the “crowns” that the Tuttles placed on their victims?

It was more important for what it represented symbolically, historically, culturally.

Tibi had previously symbolically spilled water on Prawer Bill in Knesset.

It might be symbolically meaningful, but probably not financially.

As we shall find in our exposition he had to bear in his person symbolically what was to come upon the nation.

The number three means symbolically fullness, a divine fullness, and twelve stands for divine sovereignty and government.

It is only symbolically that it can be called the father of American rivers, unless such sense occurs in the other Indian tongues.

Atte kirke dure, at the font, placed symbolically at the entrance to the church: comp.

For these men Bianca Stella had danced in vain, for—it remains symbolically true—only the pure in heart can see God.