abstractly
advUS /æbˈstɹækt.li/
Etymology From Middle English abstractly; equivalent to abstract + -ly.
1
In an abstract way or manner
- Bernard Clark and Ethel were seated side by side on a costly sofa gazing abstractly at the parting guest.1919, Daisy Ashford, chapter 5, in The Young Visiters:
2
separately; absolutely
- matter abstractly considered