Eugenically [adverb]

One of the most significant of these—significant both socially and eugenically—is summarized here in Fig. 22.

But this is not as important eugenically as the possible effect upon the offspring of the use and abuse of alcohol by the parents.

Such a development, while perhaps satisfying the ideas of progress of the feminist, will be bad eugenically.

Laws which tend to surround marriage with a reasonable amount of formality and publicity are, in general, desirable eugenically.

Within reasonable limits, it is justifiable to treat the economically superior sections of the nation as the eugenically superior.

It is essential if America is to be strong eugenically that it slow down the flood of immigrants who are not easily assimilable.

The scheme would work, eugenically, in proportion as it is discriminatory and graded.

But as eugenics sometimes calls for seeming sacrifices, it is much more difficult to get people to act eugenically.

None of these characters, it will be observed, is of much significance eugenically.

And these were the people to whom England looked for a eugenically begotten race!