B2

socially English

Learners of English as a second language usually know the word socially once they have reached the level B2 – Upper Intermediate. English words by learner level A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2

Meaning socially meaning

What does socially mean?

socially

— adverb by or with respect to society socially accepted norms

— adverb in a social manner socially unpopular

Synonyms socially synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as socially?

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companionably

Topics socially topics

What do people use socially to talk about?

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Speak poorly

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  speak inappropriately be rude crude socially unacceptable filthy speech out of place not fit for mixed company shocking speech

Examples socially examples

How do I use socially in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Doing math is the only socially acceptable way to masturbate in public.

That must have been socially awkward.

The socially needy receive an additional allowance.

Pederasty was socially accepted in ancient Greece.

Paederasty was socially accepted in ancient Greece.

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I know him socially.

Socially and professionally.

How are you socially?

Ladies and gentlemen, since it's most unlikely that we'll ever have the pleasure of meeting again socially I'd like to propose a toast.

Early to rise and early to bed makes a man healthy, but socially dead.

Socially, he's washed up.

Alex is always like that, in a complete dream state socially.

Is to get you started socially, so that you can meet some nice young men. What's the use?

What do we do about him socially?

You don't have to take him up socially.

Well, did you know him socially or in a business way?

Did you ever go out socially in Thunder Bay?

Socially, I mean.

Every time I manage to get us socially accepted again in this town you come along and do something against it.

I have a cowardly aversion to meeting reptiles socially till I've had at least one sherry and bitters.

I've helped you climb to the top in the business world. and I certainly raised you socially.

If Tina's to be happy, her position must be made unassailable financially and socially.

I don't know Mrs. Haines yet. and I'd hate to get off on the wrong foot before I met her socially.

That's what she calls meeting Mrs. Haines socially.

Now Myrtle, dear, you know the whole idea of this party is to. get you started socially.

Both socially and politically.

It is a blueprint for happiness politically, socially and spiritually.

I've got an idea that your mother, Lady Croft, well, she doesn't, er, object to my girl, feels that you might be doing better for yourself socially.

On the whole, you are both ethical in business matters. and certainly far-sighted socially.

Congratulations. - The field stinks. both economically and socially, and I'm giving it up.

Well, when you look for men to go into Maori country. you don't choose them from among the socially elite.

A manager can only mix socially with another manager.

Socially you have already got far too many occupations.

Well, I'm in great demand socially.

But a replacement a more socially responsible one what would it look like?

News and current affairs

Democrats respond that such a one-sided approach would be economically harmful and socially unjust.

These rules, however, are but steps in the right direction: steps toward socially and ecologically sustainable free trade and against protectionism, especially that often practiced by rich countries.

There is no easy or socially comfortable way to accomplish this.

Its central mission is to reduce global poverty and ensure that global development is environmentally sound and socially inclusive.

There is also a deeper point in this contrast: our societies tolerate inequalities because they are viewed to be socially useful; it is the price we pay for having incentives that motivate people to act in ways that promote societal well-being.

Likewise, restrictions that prevent socially responsible companies based in advanced industrial countries from doing business in Myanmar have left the field open to less scrupulous firms.

But this makes no sense economically or socially.

Countries were required to undertake only limited trade liberalization, with plenty of exceptions for socially sensitive sectors (agriculture, textiles, services).

To function and remain socially acceptable, however, capitalism must be as clean as possible.

Whether billionaires or not, they share a prickly hostility to so-called elites, from whom they feel socially excluded.

While Palestine would gain economically, Israel would gain politically and socially.

With the May accession of the ten central, eastern, and southern European candidate states, the European Union will be more politically, economically, and socially diverse than ever.

Moreover, they should balance the demands of the marketplace with the need to nurture ethical values and social skills, and adopt admissions and financial-aid policies that give socially disadvantaged students access without compromising standards.

From here it is but a short step to proclaiming that the American model cannot work in Europe because it is socially reprehensible and, in any case, poised to crash any day now.

But on Planet Worst, forcing terrified, uneducated women to remain at home is more socially acceptable than facing the fact that this means choosing to drag down incomes for everyone.

A compromise would allow both parties to declare partial victory, for it would likely entail commitments to cut spending and some steps to make taxation more socially just.

Many of these women are socially conservative, strongly supportive of the armed forces, and religious - and yet they crave equality as strongly as any leftist vegetarian in Birkenstocks.

Through the Common Market of the South (Mercosur) and the Union of South American Nations (Unasur), Brazil is helping to integrate the region politically, economically, socially, and culturally.

Economically and socially, its citizens were far better off than those of Central Europe.

Indeed, at best, they could facilitate a socially responsible transition to more efficient forms of social protection.

The return on education is increasing in China, but access to education is becoming increasingly divided socially and geographically.

But this sort of fiscal consolidation can be achieved only if a majority perceives it as being socially equitable.

Demographically, Russia is in a dramatic nose-dive; it remains economically and socially backward; its infrastructure is underdeveloped, as are its investments in education and vocational training.

Most of these parties tend to be socially conservative.