Digitally

/ˈdɪdʒɪtəli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a manner that relates to or is executed by digital technology or electronic means.

The book is available digitally, allowing readers to access it on their tablets or e-readers.

Referring to the representation or operation of data in binary form, i.e., using digits and electronic signaling.

She submitted the application digitally, reducing the need for paper forms.

In a way that uses numbers or digital systems for measurement.

The concert tickets were sold digitally, ensuring a quick and easy purchasing process.

From 'digital', relating to digits or fingers, combined with the suffix '-ly'.

digitally enhanced

Improved using digital technology, especially in graphics or images.

digital divide

The gap between those who have easy access to digital technology and those who do not.

digital footprint

The trail of data that individuals leave on the internet.

digital

Related to or characterized by computer technology.

digitization

The process of converting information into a digital format.

digit

A single symbol used in a number system.

To do something online, using digital means.

We should just digitally submit the project instead of printing it out.

Referring to interactions or experiences that are conducted via apps or online platforms.

They're having a digitally organized event this weekend.