Remotely

/rɪˈmoʊtli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb
From a distance; not in person or nearby.
She was able to control the drone remotely from her laptop.
In a way that is distant or lacking direct connection.
The two locations are remotely situated from each other, making travel inconvenient.
To a limited degree; slightly.
I am not remotely interested in that topic.

Etymology

From the word 'remote', from Latin 'remotus', meaning 'removed, distant'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

remotely located
Situated far away from other places.
remotely controlled
Operated from a distance using a remote device.

Related Words

remote
Distant in space or time.
remoteness
The state of being remote.

Slang Meanings

Used informally to mean not even a little.
I'm not remotely interested in going to that party.