Synonyms for financially
fi·nan·cial·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. financiallyadverb

   from a financial point of view

   "this was financially unattractive"

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1. List of paraphrases for "financially":

   economically, fiscally, financial

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1. Robert Hartwig:

   The state can sleep much easier at night, the insurance industry is rock solid financially.

2. Jerome Powell:

   You see continuing shifts in consumption, you see some sales going down, but overall spending is really strong, the consumer is in really good shape financially.

3. Van Dongen:

   I am very pleased she is going to be locked up for 12 years, but really this is too little, as we as a family have been sentenced for life. I hope she messes up and doesn’t ever come out of prison again, there are only losers in this case. This has completely ruined our lives – financially and as a family. Our home has fallen apart. I hope we can start to pick up the pieces and rebuild.

4. Dan Bishop:

   One way in which [Trump] really affected American thinking was about the NATO alliance and what should happen to it. The NATO alliance is very important to Western security, but Europe needs to be responsible financially for itself and, frankly, ought to be a very leading force in NATO rather than be dependent upon the United States.

5. Michael Bivona:

   Quoted from Interview by "Jim Kramer-The Street-June 17, 2015." Some seniors take part-time jobs during retirement to supplement their income, especially if they have been hurt financially by stock market downturns. Others may choose part-time work to keep busy, to socialize and to maintain their social and mental acuity.