digitally
UK: ˈdɪdʒɪtəli | US: ˈdɪdʒɪtəli
adv. in a manner relating to or using digital technology
adv. by means of numerical digits
The word "digitally" derives from "digital," which originates from the Latin "digitus" (finger/toe), reflecting early counting methods using fingers. The suffix "-ly" converts the adjective "digital" into an adverb, indicating the manner of action. The term evolved with technological advancements to describe data represented numerically (as discrete digits), contrasting with analog systems.
The document was stored digitally for easy access.
She works digitally, using software for all her designs.
The music was recorded digitally to ensure high quality.
Payments are now processed digitally in most stores.
The artist transitioned from traditional to digitally created artwork.