electronically

American  

[i-lek-trah-nik-uh-lee, uh-lek-, ee-lek-, -nik-lee] / ɪˌlɛkˈtrɑ nɪk ə li, əˌlɛk-, ˌi lɛk-, -nɪk li /

adverb

1. using electronic technology.

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Example Sentences

Investigators will be looking to see if the aircraft friend-or-foe transponders, which are supposed to broadcast the information about a plane electronically, were working properly.

From The Wall Street Journal

Samuel Morse changed the news business forever when he electronically transmitted the results of a congressional vote in Washington, DC, to a newspaper in Baltimore across a copper wire back in 1844.

From Literature

With cash shortages reminiscent of the brutal two-year conflict that ended in November 2022, those wanting to make big transfers often have to pay extra charges to do them electronically.

From BBC

There is no system for them to cast ballots at embassies, by mail or electronically.

From Barron's

These refunds could be remarkably easy: With almost all duty payments now made electronically, and with every IEEPA-related import assigned a specific tariff code, U.S.

From The Wall Street Journal