Abstractly

adv. [f. ABSTRACT a. + -LY².] In an abstract manner. a. In an abstract or epitome. b. In the abstract; absolutely; without reference to circumstances external.

a. 1638.  Mede, Wks., 1672, I. ii. 5. Nomen tuum, God’s name … or His sacred Deity, to wit abstractly expressed.

1717.  Bentley, Boyle Lect. (1735), ii. 392. Death, abstractly consider’d, is nothing but Privation.

1852.  McCulloch, Tax. Fund. (ed. 2), I. iv. 125. Abstractly considered, nothing could be fairer than this proposal.