electrically
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Definition
Adverb: 1. In a manner that involves, uses, or is powered by electricity: Describes an action performed or a state maintained through the use of electric current or electrical power. 2. With regard to electrical properties or phenomena: Pertaining to the science, principles, or characteristics of electricity.
Usage and Examples
- Adverb:
- The gate is electrically operated, so you just need to press the button. (It functions using electric power.)
- These two materials are electrically different; one is a conductor and the other is an insulator. (They differ in their electrical properties.)
- The signal was transmitted electrically across the circuit. (The transmission occurred via electric means.)
Advanced Usage
- "electrically charged": Having an electric charge.
- The balloon became electrically charged after being rubbed on the wool.
- "electrically conductive": Able to conduct electricity.
- Copper wire is highly electrically conductive.
- "electrically neutral": Having no net electric charge.
- In its stable state, the atom is electrically neutral.
Variants and Related Words
- Electric (adjective): Operating by or producing electricity (e.g., ).
- Electrical (adjective): Related to or concerned with electricity (e.g., ).
- Electricity (noun): A form of energy resulting from charged particles.
- Electrify (verb): To charge with electricity; to excite suddenly.
Synonyms
- By electricity
- Using electric power
Antonyms
- Manually (operated by hand, not by machine or electricity).
- Mechanically (operated by a machine, but not necessarily electrically).
Related Phrases and Technical Usage
- Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory (EEPROM): A type of computer memory that can be erased and reprogrammed using electrical signals.
- Electrically Stimulated: Activated or caused to function by an electric current.
- The muscle was electrically stimulated during the experiment.
Adverb
- by electricity
- electrically controlled