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anecdotally
[ an-ik-doht-l-ee ]
adverb
- through, by means of, or with the inclusion of anecdotes:
In this book about Old East Yorkshire, famous events, personalities, and buildings are anecdotally presented.
- as an anecdote:
The blog post relates anecdotally how someone made $6,000 selling nude photos online.
- in a way that is based on observation, case studies, or random investigation rather than systematic scientific evaluation:
This is, of course, a difficult theory to prove in a double-blind study, but it bears out anecdotally.
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亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of anecdotally1
Example Sentences
And anecdotally, as I mentioned, I have witnessed again and again birdwatchers disregarding some birds in favor of flashier ones.
Yet providers say these very policies being pushed by anti-abortion legislators are anecdotally pushing people to have to terminate their pregnancies in second and third trimesters.
Muskat says the team has 鈥 anecdotally 鈥 noticed an uptick in local people who are serious about learning to forage, especially since the pandemic.
Breathwork techniques, in general, have been shown to impact physiological and mental health, and millions of people use them, with some anecdotally reporting them to be life-changing.
But anecdotally, doctors and patients say, those who begin taking the drugs are continuing.
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