ontological

Examples of ontologically

ontologically
What casuistry accomplishes in this manner is not ontologically decisive.
If body and soul were ontologically mutually and equally dependent on each other, then they would be so either essentially or accidentally.
The intuition is that this is an ontologically possible, although perhaps absurd, situation.
The resultant product of any such divine act would be metaphysically necessary but not ontologically necessary.
But ontologically it is all supposed to be physical.
However, such a non-reductive theorist is still ontologically physicalist.
Nevertheless, it surely is possible that the world is ontologically disunified.
The distinction between modes of experience, however, may be reflexively interpreted by the believer ontologically leading to the dialectic as a conceptual construction.
Their externalism is of an ontologically moderate variety in that it denies neither.
To think that color is (physically, ontologically) one thing (or nothing at all) has been part of the philosopher's dream for a long time.
According to the different strains of theism, the ultimate reality and highest being is necessarily ontologically independent, self-conscious, and transcendent.
The best reason we have to be ontologically committed to a theoretical entity is that it has an indispensable role in our best theory.
That is, the facts of those domains are constituted by more ontologically basic facts.
Ontologically, however, there is nothing ' other ' than anything else.
This makes omission clearly distinguishable from simple nonaction, which is ontologically nothing and is no part of agency or conduct.
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