[usuallybeforenoun] connected with the way in which sth is built or organized:
Storms have caused structural damage to hundreds of homes. * There have been some fundamental structural changes in society. * a structural engineer (= a person who is qualified to design large buildings, bridges, etc.) * a structural survey (= an examination of a building to check for any damage to the walls, roof, etc.)
structurally adverb:
The building is structurally sound. * The languages are structurally different.
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