Synonyms for ideologically
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Princeton's WordNet

1. ideologicallyadverb

   with respect to ideology

   "ideologically, we do not see eye to eye"

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1. Jeb Bush:

   Ideologically, I don't share much of a philosophy with him. I don't ascribe bad motives. I think his heart is in the right place. I just think his policies are wrong.

2. Oren Segal:

   The plots of tomorrow are literally being hatched right now, the violent breach of the United States Capitol Building is very likely part of an ongoing trend in which( extremists) exploit lawful protests, rallies, and demonstrations, and other gatherings to carry out ideologically-motivated violence and criminal activity.

3. Dan Hodges:

   The Labor Party is in danger more mortal today than at any point in the over 100 years of its existence. in terms of foreign policy, and domestic and economic policy, Jeremy Corbyn is ideologically opposed to what the United States has come to represent in the world in foreign policy and economic terms.

4. Peter Feaver:

   Triangulation is a risky game because if you get the language off, you may commit yourself in a campaign to a line that makes no sense when you are governing, this is one of the hardest problems for newcomers and challengers when they are campaigning for president. By giving applause lines that work for the narrow segments of ideologically hardened factions that they are trying to win over for the primary, they can lock themselves into policy positions that are not sound when they actually win.

5. Koo Ja-ick:

   These North Korean workers are strongly armed ideologically, they never act individually. They always work and move in a group of two, even manager-level people do so. They never go to the bathroom by themselves - always in groups.