holographically
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- /ˌhoʊləˈɡræfɪkli/
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- While holographically enhancing any TV picture, my invention connects directly to the viewer's brain and puts the audience inside the show.
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So if we could be watching television shows holographically, what else will be different?
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The artist designed a sculpture that could be viewed holographically from multiple angles, creating an immersive experience.
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During the presentation, the data was displayed holographically, allowing everyone in the room to see the 3D models clearly.
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The researchers demonstrated how images can be holographically projected, making them appear to float in the air.
Synonyms
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In a way that has to do with light or how people see
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Surface Forms
Morphology
holographically = holographic (opaque) = holo + graph + ic + ally
Although the form is built regularly from holographic, the technical meaning connected with holography is not recoverable for most learners from the component parts alone.
Etymology
Holographically comes from holo- meaning 'whole' and graphy meaning 'writing', similar to photograph. So to present something holographically is to make or show a 'whole' picture in light, like a 3D image, which is why the word describes displays or images made with holograms.