online
806
1.0
- adverb
- /ˈɑnˌlaɪn/
- Texting
- All they do is sit online all day, watch stuff.
- available online
- go online
- publish online
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Watch on YouTubeI saw this thing online where here it is.
- I saw this thing online where here it is.
- You can easily find maps online of Earthsea as well.
- It's themselves posting this online and showing their work.
- All they do is sit online all day, watch stuff.
- There's a lot of tutorials online for padding dress form.
- As you are watching this now, it is live online at Superdrug.
- This notion that you can meet someone online is a is a lie.
- If you post things on online, is it reactive?
- You could look it up online and it's where you.
Examples
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You can order books online from various retailers, making shopping much more convenient.
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"Sometimes, I think we actually communicated better online than in our in-class discussions."
Academic text (2011) -
What would people want to search online to find videos of this?
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You could always try online dating again.
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Yeah, I read something online.
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Lawyers and potential clients appear to be going online at similar rates.
Academic text (2011) -
Of course, you can find the World Report online at hrw.org.
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You can easily find maps online of Earthsea as well.
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Much of the source data can be viewed online at the Species Profile and Threats Database.
Academic text (2011) -
Some of those are already available for viewing online at the nafme.org website, and more are currently in development.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
20
3.5
Online using a computer or video, not in person
Antonyms
Compounds
- Texting
4
3.2
A collection of information on computers that people access over the Internet
- Slang
1
9.4
Spending too much time on the internet so it changes how you act and feel
- Texting
A planned online effort to spread ideas or false information to change people's opinions
How Digital
- Specialized
1
7.4
165
4.3
631
3.0
- Texting
806
1.0
414
3.5
- Specialized
36
5.4
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Online The word online comes from the parts on and line, which originally meant 'on a connection', like being on a 'phone line' or wire. So to do something online is to do it 'through the internet' rather than in person.