digitally
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3.9
- adverb
- /ˈdɪdʒɪtəli/
- Specialized
:
digitalmente
- We can listen to music digitally through streaming services.
- digitally recorded
- digitally encoded
- digitally stored
I see it digitally, but I wasn't there.
- I see it digitally, but I wasn't there.
- And when you're not doing that, you're enjoying music digitally mostly as I do.
- And in that instant, the screen morphed, melted and digitally composed letters.
- If you are not digitally native, you will die.
- So they have an arsenal with them, but you can send all this digitally to the client.
- Since it comes in digitally, it can readily be used for AI.
- They're well aware they're much better digitally skilled than my generation, for instance.
- I mean, I know it's, it's good that people keep backups digitally.
- And the reality is that we live in a world that's very social media driven, very digitally driven, right?
- Like they'll put their books up on Amazon and sell it both as a hard copy and digitally, like, you know, read it on the Kindle, right?
- It's better if you make them yourselves, sure, but it's just easier to do digitally, right?
- Especially at a time where I think our students increasingly need to know what it means to write digitally or to write online.
Examples
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Each focus group was digitally recorded and ranged from 60 to 90 minutes in length.
Academic text (2012) -
The interview was approximately two and a half hours in length, digitally recorded, and transcribed into text.
Academic text (2005) -
We can listen to it digitally at home
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Especially at a time where I think our students increasingly need to know what it means to write digitally or to write online.
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Since it comes in digitally, it can readily be used for AI.
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Students' oral reading tests were digitally recorded for the GORT-5 data analysis.
Academic text (2015) -
Japan is not the most networked country in the world, but the quality of relationships online and digitally mediated is very, very strong.
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Simon and Mitchell now prefer to create music digitally, whereas Kosmogonik uses digital and acoustic tools.
Academic text (2015) -
Airbus engineers will use the software to digitally create the A3XX completely before manufacturing.
Academic text (2000) -
Students are learning to submit their assignments digitally using online platforms.
Synonyms
48
3.5
Using computers, phones, or other machines instead of paper
How Electronic
48
3.5
- Specialized
32
3.9
- Specialized
257
3.1
11
3.7
72
3.5
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Digitally also traces back to Latin digitus, 'finger', because people used fingers to count and the English digit came to mean a small 'number'. So today, digitally often means 'by using numbers or computer technology'.