mathematically

English

Etymology

mathematical +‎ -ly

Adverb

mathematically (comparative more mathematically, superlative most mathematically)

1. According to or using mathematics.
   • 1938, Norman Lindsay, Age of Consent, Sydney: Ure Smith, published 1962, page 63:

     It was a figure quite out of key with that lonely landscape, for it wore a panama hat and a neat dark suit, cut to the order of present day dandyism, which required coats to be tight-waisted up to the armpits and trousers belted in that they might bulge out into extra wide mathematically squared bags.

   It is mathematically impossible to divide by zero.

Translations

according to or using mathematics

• Arabic: رياضياتيا
• Catalan: matemàticament (ca)
• Czech: matematicky
• French: mathématiquement (fr)
• Galician: matematicamente (gl)
• Georgian: მათემატიკურად (matemaṭiḳurad)
• German: mathematisch (de)
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• Italian: matematicamente (it)
• Polish: matematycznie (pl)
• Portuguese: matematicamente (pt)
• Romanian: în mod matematic
• Spanish: matemáticamente (es)
• Turkish: matematiksel olarak
• Volapük: matematiko