ideally

Synonyms for ideally

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Antonyms for ideally

adverb. without flaw

Word Origin & History

"in the best conceivable situation," 1840, from ideal + -ly (2). Earlier "in an archetype" (1640s); "in idea or imagination" (1590s).

Sir Walter was ideally suited for the task which he set himself.

His own cabin at the moment seemed an ideally peaceful retreat.

He was about to do an ideally evil thing, to the accomplishment of an ideally evil end.

Why can't you get her back here and let her visualize the ideally beautiful?

Every detail was as harmonious as an ideally conceived Christmas card.

I have believed it for twenty years, because it seemed so ideally plausible.

Government is ideally a means of aiding all the functions of every individual.

That way, we can tell just how much and in what way Martin deviates from what he should ideally be.

Ideally, education addresses all the facets of the human being.

It was the daughter of the house, an ideally blonde and bonny German girl.