superficially
மேலோட்டமாக
definition
adverb
the theory is superficially attractive
as to the outward appearance only; on the surface.
I understood the issue only superficially
not thoroughly or deeply.
example
'superficially', they have little in common
The starting point for these issues is really clause 3, which seems 'superficially' to be straightforward.
the theory is 'superficially' attractive
he was 'superficially' wounded in the neck
Adults rarely correct children's speech - much of which is 'superficially' ungrammatical.
I understood the issue only 'superficially'
The record also demonstrates how far Kennedy has developed his gift for expressing complex ideas within a 'superficially' simple lyric.
the theory is 'superficially' attractive
For the rest, the event that was going to change everything has, 'superficially' , altered nothing much.
he was 'superficially' wounded in the neck
I understood the issue only 'superficially'
'superficially', they have little in common
The Cost Accounting Department was churning out monthly reports that were 'superficially' very impressive.
Even in 'superficially' symmetrical organisms, there is almost always some consistent deviation from absolute symmetry.
For whatever reasons, Britain has become a much more tolerant society - at least 'superficially' - over the intervening decades.
However, there was method to their 'superficially' lumpen violence.
'Superficially' , 2004 has been a reasonable year for our personal finances.
'Superficially' , their Cold War roles might seem to have been remarkably similar.
'Superficially' there were few changes in the character of politics around the middle of the century.
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