cyberstyle

English

Etymology

cyber +‎ style

Adverb

cyberstyle (not comparable)

1. (rare, informal) By means of a computer.
   • 1997, Anna Leider, Robert Leider, Don't miss out: the ambitious student's guide to financial aid, Volume 22:

     ...snail mail it to their regional processor (who will in turn send a signature "flag" to the central processor), but everything else goes cyberstyle.

   • 1997, RoDeoFlowr, “looking for penpals cyberstyle”, in soc.penpals (Usenet):
   • 1999, Cynthia Green, Jennifer Reingold, Business Week guide to the best business schools:

     Finally, you enter a credit card number, and with a click of a button, your application flies cyberstyle to the school of choice, although you can print it out and mail it in if you prefer.

   • 2008, Mary Ann Lamanna, Agnes Riedmann, Marriages and Families: Making Choices in a Diverse Society:

     Is it sex—cyberstyle—or is it abstinence?