can someone put this word in a sentences for me?

Question

fundamentally

Answer 1

The president's reasons for invading Iraq were fundamentally incorrect.

Answer 2

It means in the most important ways (the fundamentals)

His attempt at playing baseball was fundamentally correct, but lacked the finesse of a true master.

Answer 3

Fundamentally speaking, all human beings like answering questions.

Answer 4

The teacher said my work was fundamentally correct but I had the basics wrong.

Answer 5

Your need for assistance in building this sentence is fundamentally lazy.

Answer 6

Fundamentally, the homework is the student's responsibility and not the responsibility of the Yahoo! answers community.

Answer 7

fun·da·men·tal [fùndə mént’l]
adjective

1. basic: relating to or affecting the underlying principles or structure of something
We need to make fundamental changes in our business.

2. central: serving as an essential part of something
Free speech is one of the fundamental rights guaranteed by the constitution.

3. music of a chord’s lowest note: relating to the lowest note of a chord in root position, the note that gives the chord its basic harmony

4. physics of lowest frequency: relating to or produced by the lowest frequency component in a complex vibration




noun (plural fun·da·men·tals)

1. basic principle or element: a basic and necessary component of something, especially an underlying rule or principle (often used in the plural)
The class teaches the fundamentals of karate.

2. music principal tone: the principal tone in a chord, from which other harmonics are generated

3. physics lowest frequency: the lowest frequency in a vibration or periodic wave

Answer 8

He was fundamentally opposed to the proposals.

Answer 9

America is fundamentally a free country. (It means basically)

Answer 10

I fundamentally think people should do their own homework.