Definition of "parenthetically" [par•en•thet•ic•al•ly]

• As an aside, incidentally. (adverb)

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• "Rubin parenthetically notes that the all-time low performing presidential candidate among Jews was George H.W. Bush in 1992."
• "Indonesia, let me say parenthetically, is a striking and tragic example of one of the great lessons of history: Those who lead revolutions seldom are the men who can lead during the period of reconstruction."
• "(a) spera, parenthetically combines the Latin words for hope and hardship (spera, and aspera, respectively)."