digitally

[di-jit-uh-lee]

adverb

1. in a digital format or using a digital medium.

2. using the fingers.

3. in a numerical form.

Example Sentences

In UK cinemas now and available to rent digitally from 1 December.

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Interactive features include a kiosk that digitally separates each level of the shroud so visitors can examine just the blood stains, just the burn marks or just the shadowy image.

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Demand for digitally savvy workers was off the charts.

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But any suggestion of Nato hitting Russian targets – kinetically, as opposed to digitally in cyberspace – would be incredibly risky and escalatory.

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It was possible, at last, to transcend mechanical technology in favor of a digitally powered document-writing system.

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