wirelessly
- adverb
- /ˈwaɪərləsli/
- Tourists will be able to send snapshots or videos wirelessly to loved ones directly from the scene.
- wirelessly connected
- wirelessly transmits
- wirelessly communicate
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Watch on YouTubeIt streams it wirelessly over the air, much like a radio.
- It streams it wirelessly over the air, much like a radio.
- What they did is to show that over a distance of about a meter or so, you could actually wirelessly transfer substantial amount of power.
- And then all of a sudden with the Internet and GPS, you could you could tune a car up wirelessly.
- One of the other cool things is you can wirelessly share power, which is so freaking cool.
- I don't know, all wirelessly charging on one thing.
- OK so I wirelessly hit record.
Examples
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I originally bought the netbook so I could wirelessly stream to my various TVs, as I needed to.
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The speaker box communicates wirelessly with my cell phone.
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So what this drive is all about is sharing your data wirelessly with your mobile device.
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Only this one can wirelessly send a video feed to us from inside the lab.
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And everything gets wirelessly transmitted back to my computer.
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This speaker box communicates wirelessly with my cell phone.
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50 billion machine-to-machine devices communicating with each other wirelessly.
Academic text (2012) -
Finally, the chaperone robots will wirelessly report back to humans.
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The sensors measure the pressure in each tire and transmit the data wirelessly to a central receiver in the vehicle, which analyzes the information and displays it to the driver.
Academic text (2005) -
Now nearby laptops, game machines, and even other smartphones can get online wirelessly through it.
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Etymology
The word wirelessly comes from wire, a thin metal line for electricity or data, and the ending -less, which means 'without', as in careless. So to do something wirelessly is to do it 'without wires', usually by using invisible signals through the air, which is why you can print or listen to music without cables.