1. in a way that is visible to the naked eye or can be observed without a microscope; at a large or overall scale
Usage: commonly used in scientific and technical contexts
2. from a broad or general perspective; considering the overall structure or pattern rather than fine details
Usage: used in academic and analytical writing

Examples

• The two materials appear identical macroscopically, but their molecular structures differ significantly.
• Macroscopically, the economy showed growth, though individual sectors struggled.
• The specimen was examined macroscopically before being prepared for microscopic analysis.
• Macroscopically speaking, the painting displays a harmonious color balance.
• The disease affects the tissue macroscopically, causing visible discoloration and swelling.
• We can observe the crystal structure macroscopically without specialized equipment.