magnetically
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- adverb
- /mæɡˈnɛtɪkli/
- Specialized
- The amount of magnetism is increased by how magnetically permeable the core material is.
- magnetically driven
- magnetically shielded
- magnetically induced
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Watch on YouTubeBlack Ionizize pigments are magnetically charged.
- Black Ionizize pigments are magnetically charged.
- It turns out that you can magnetically levitate the ends of the shaft so that they don't actually touch the bearing, and you have a frictionless bearing.
- So the explosions on the sun and these explosions, the sun is, is is a, is a, is a magnetically charged gas.
- A nuclear metal doughnut thing with magnetically confined star like plasma, many millions of degrees inside.
Examples
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The company has come out with its smallest and most sensitive magnetically operated reed switch.
Academic text (2004) -
'They magnetically attach to the hull.'
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Anything, like, magnetically charged would be at least a thousand feet down.
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OK, there are magnetically ordered structures.
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It appears to be magnetically sealed.
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Typically, the electron beams are deflected magnetically.
Academic text (1992) -
Their new experiment will sit on a magnetically shielded rotary table.
Academic text (2004) -
It will magnetically seal, and then you're good to go.
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These are some kind of magnetically sealed locks, and these shutters are two inches thick.
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The documents are magnetically sealed to protect them from moisture.
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Etymology
Magnetically comes from the word magnet, which was the name for a rock that 'pulls' iron, and from the related word magnetic meaning 'relating to magnets'. So, magnetically means 'by magnetic force' or 'using magnetism'.