logistically
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5.8
- adverb
- /ləˈdʒɪstɪkli/
- I think we all agree that this is an extraordinarily sensitive occasion which presents us with tremendous challenges: logistically, constitutionally, practically, diplomatically, and procedurally.
- logistically feasible
- logistically difficult
- logistically impossible
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Watch on YouTubeOf course, that would be hard and logistically difficult.
- Of course, that would be hard and logistically difficult.
- It could logistically be done in this room.
- Can you just tell us just logistically what the process was going from you have something on your brain to it's actually a tumor?
- And like, it's pretty challenging logistically, but also mentally like to talk in front of the camera for an hour or two live.
- But it's like, logistically insane for sure.
- People who are out of the relationship but still logistically in have tremendous potential to heal.
- And then it's just such a a massive like thing that happens logistically.
- We're going to do it to how you logistically do it, how do you choose the people, blah, blah, blah.
- It was more uncommon for that to be the case than for women at home to be able just logistically, to save them.
- So prices have have some some attraction as sort of a logistically sort of simpler, not not simple, but simpler way to solve some problems.
Examples
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Thus, as currently planned, the monitoring program is both logistically feasible and statistically defensible.
Academic text (1998) -
Adult day centers provide access to many individuals with diabetes in one location, making targeted interventions more logistically possible and financially responsible.
Academic text (2007) -
But, you know, have you looked into what it would take logistically to start up some sort of business of your own?
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Of course, that would be hard and logistically difficult.
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All right, so we got to figure out logistically how we're going to eat this.
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OK, so logistically this might be a little challenging, but I think it will work.
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Also, there are many regions, such as the ocean, where it is logistically difficult to base surface instruments.
Academic text (1994) -
The design of consultants' program assignments made sense logistically and met the aims of the project.
Academic text (2013) -
However, the character of this environment makes data collection and fisheries observation expensive and logistically challenging.
Academic text (2008) -
The event was logistically challenging due to the need to coordinate multiple venues and schedules.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
logistically = logistical (transparent) = logistics + al + ly
Standard adverb formation from the adjective 'logistical' by adding '-ly', which preserves the meaning relating to planning and organization.
Etymology
Logistically comes from logistics, a word for planning the supply and movement of things, often used in the military, so you can think of it as the kind of logic you use to organise tasks. So, logistically means 'about the practical planning and details' needed to make something happen.