biometrically
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- adverb
- /ˌbaɪəˈmɛtrɪkli/
- Specialized
- In many airports, travelers are biometrically processed to speed up the boarding process.
- biometrically identified
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Examples
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The Aeon 3 is biometrically tailored to your physiology.
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This facility is biometrically controlled.
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The Aeon 3 is biometrically tailored to your physiology.
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Unlike conventional touchscreen displays at retail spaces, however, the bank's panels are biometrically enabled.
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As the war dog of the future, the A-X-L biometrically pairs with a designated soldier, making him as loyal as the real thing while being decisively more lethal.
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A wonder of the modern age, it can deliver its weaponry anywhere on the planet with staggering speed, knock out an enemy's satellite communications system, or follow individuals biometrically for great distances.
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Before entering the secured area, visitors must be biometrically scanned to verify their identity.
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The app allowed users to access their accounts biometrically, using their facial recognition technology.
Surface Forms
Morphology
biometrically = biometric (semi-transparent) = bio + metr + ic + ally
The adverb is formed regularly from the adjective 'biometric' by adding the adverbial ending -ally.
Etymology
Biometrically comes from bio- meaning 'life' and metric meaning 'measure', as in biology and meter. So, to do something biometrically is to measure parts of a living body, like a fingerprint or a face, to identify someone.