Vad betyder superficially på svenska och vad är definitionen av superficially?

Du kan lära dig superficially uttal, grammatik och synonymer i denna mycket auktoritativa engelska ordbok.

superficially betydelse and definition

0 in a way that seems to be real or important when this is not true or correct:
- The job I've been offered is superficially appealing, but I think I might find it boring after a while.
- Superficially, such a change might be considered a good thing.
1 in a way that is not complete and involves only the most obvious things:
- The arguments were very superficially discussed.
- Books about professional sports are usually superficially reported and poorly written.
2 in a way that only affects the surface of something:
- Maize stems superficially resemble bamboo canes.
- Anyone who bathes regularly with soap and water may be considered superficially clean.
3 in a small way; slightly:
- Half asleep, I was only superficially aware of what was going on.
4 on the surface only; in a way that is not deep or complete:
- Superficially, these books are very different.

The following chapters, though superficially presenting the appearance of disconnected essays, really possess a strong bond of continuity.
These examples are at least superficially consistent with a dual process approach.
Besides a great mass of formalists - barely interested in actual languages - the ' armchair ' typologists produce slight generalizations based on superficially gathered information.
But the big issue (here surfacing as the superficially innocent question, how do we acquire, modify, and appropriately activate coordinated control programs?) remains unresolved.
There are two superficially similar puzzles which should not be confused with our difficulty here.
Second, the substrate and superstrate morphemes should be syntactically congruent, at least superficially.
These essential stages in the planning cycle are dealt with somewhat superficially.
Moreover, in doing so - in escaping or exposing its own 'strategies of containment' - narrative foregrounds that which it has, superficially, suppressed.