micrographically

English

Etymology

micrographic +‎ -ally

Adverb

micrographically (not comparable)

1. By means of micrographics.
   • 1981, Edward M. Gottschall, Graphic communication '80s:

     The filing demands of business are such that, even while more and more filing will be done electronically and micrographically, the amount of paperwork involved in communications is expected to grow about 14 percent a year...

   • 2008 May 11, Virginia Heffernan, “Lexicographical Longing”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     The future is here, and the immortal O.E.D., the one that lives in bound pages last published micrographically in 1991, is obsolete —— at least according to the folks who publish it.

Anagrams

• microcalligraphy