1. In a manner relating to or involving homology, especially in mathematics, biology, or chemistry; according to principles of homological algebra or homological structure.
Usage: technical; primarily used in mathematics, algebraic topology, and theoretical biology

Examples

• The two structures are homologically equivalent in their algebraic properties.
• Homologically speaking, the sequences share the same invariants.
• The mathematician proved the theorem homologically using chain complexes.
• These organisms are homologically related through their evolutionary development.