1. in a manner relating to or using dialectic; through logical discussion and debate of opposing ideas
Usage: formal; philosophy
2. in a way that relates to or is characteristic of a dialect or regional variety of a language
Usage: linguistics

Examples

• The philosopher approached the problem dialectically, examining both sides of the argument.
• Hegel's system develops dialectically through thesis, antithesis, and synthesis.
• The two scholars engaged dialectically, each challenging the other's assumptions.
• The novel explores themes dialectically, contrasting urban and rural perspectives.
• Marx applied dialectical materialism dialectically to analyze historical change.
• The word is pronounced dialectically different across the three regions.