[Armaghan Houshmand]

Do we have a word ( meaningly ) ? like what does this the difference between these two sentences meaningly .

[Dr. Mohammad Hossein Hariri Asl]

Although it is rarely used, the word, meaningly, exists in English and it is an adverb.
The meaning of meaningly is semantically or from a meaningful point of view in a context or conversation.
Semantics is a branch of linguistics which deals with the scientific study of intended meanings in a discourse of conversation.

Therefore, your example could be restated in the following way:

How are these two sentences different from each other from a semantic point of view?

 

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