fundamentally

Something fundamentally changed for the Dodgers on Wednesday night: They found their ninth-inning pitcher.

A ruling against this principle would fundamentally redefine what it means to be American.

It stated that "tattooing is fundamentally a medical procedure, and its growing popularity does not reduce the associated risks".

For its real-world operations, though, Heart is adopting a fundamentally different design: a hybrid plane, powered by batteries, but carrying fuel as backup.

To suggest otherwise "fundamentally misrepresents" the education landscape and the dedication of workers, it added.