remotely
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Adverb[edit]
remotely (comparative more remotely, superlative most remotely)
- At a distance, far away.
- 2021 April 21, Amy Gunia, “What Will Office Life Be Like After the Pandemic? This Australian Fintech Company May Have the Answer”, in Time[1]:
- “We have an accommodation and an acceptance that people will work from home one to two days a week,” says McConnell. But some people work remotely more than others, and she’s empowered her management team to make decisions that work for their direct reports.
- Not much; scarcely; hardly.
- I'm not remotely in love with you.
Usage notes[edit]
- When meaning "scarcely, hardly", remotely is generally used only in the negative; e.g., "not even remotely".
Translations[edit]
at a distance, far away
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scarcely, hardly
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