remotely English

Meaning remotely meaning

What does remotely mean?

remotely

— adverb to a remote degree it is remotely possible

— adverb in a remote manner when the measured speech of the chorus passes over into song the tones are, remotely but unmistakably, those taught by the orthodox liturgy

Synonyms remotely synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as remotely?

remotely English » English

distantly

uneath

not a bit

far away

far

ulteriorly

scarce

scantily

remote

not at all

long

least

hazily

harshly

at a premium

afar

Examples remotely examples

How do I use remotely in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I often use SSH to access my computers remotely.

Hey, are you remotely sane?!

I don't see anything remotely suspicious.

Movie subtitles

Nothing remotely so accurate existed in england until the 1 4th century.

Here at nasa's Ames Research Center in northern California, astronomer Peter schultz and his team are testing to see if this theory of Panspermia is even remotely possible.

It offends my vanity to have anyone who was even remotely my wife remarry so obviously beneath her.

But that there be no doubt in the minds of the jury. I am about to produce five witnesses- none of whom is connected even remotely with the Midland- who were present when Frank James confessed.

We hunted up everyone even remotely acquainted with my uncle. but not one had seen him or heard from him.

You're probably not even remotely aware of some of them.

The monster is not a living thing. It is a remotely controlled roboto!

THAT COULD REMOTELY INTEREST YOU? ACTUALLY, A M INOR ITEM.

Perhaps it is remotely suicide.

Well, she's not remotely your type, Gracchus.

And who, gentlemen, in this brief analysis of the fact, can remotely evoke the horror that overcame the accused at that spectacle.

I don't look remotely like this chap.

Nothing even remotely like it.

Is there anyone on this ship who even remotely looks like Satan?

How and why the obviously weII-bred and cultured society beauty. could be even remotely associated with members of the underworld. is a question which baffles the authorities.

I would suggest that it is the solemn duty. For anyone who can find anything remotely humorous in all this. To share it with those of us who are less fortunate.

I'm not remotely interested in Mr Elliott.

So far, you haven't said anything that sounds even remotely clever.

Your hands remotely do odd little things without you knowing.

AND WHAT DO I HAVE THAT COULD REMOTELY INTEREST YOU?

Not even remotely like him.

Oftentimes, it is someone remotely connected with your company who may launch you into your next promotion.

I'm not even remotely qualified for this.

Certainly, I never remotely intended to give the impression I must have left.

Remotely subject to alteration.

Every policeman and CRS man in Paris will be on the street to check the papers of anyone remotely resembling the suspect.

You're probably not even remotely awareof some of them.

No, Mr. Crabtree, this man must be eliminated by someone. not even remotely connected to him.

I don't think there's anything remotely like it in life, General.

Teams of researchers digging into the vast treasury of medical experience have found no record of any case even remotely similar anywhere in the world.

I've not seen anything remotely like it.

I see nothing remotely poetic in watching a cow's engorged uterus disappearing into her.

There was no part of me remotely touched by her distress.

If Marie or I had found either of them remotely attractive, we would not be here today.

That is not even remotely funny.

Two, we have smoke detectors and D, we live in the most boring street in the United States where nothing even remotely dangerous will ever happen.

News and current affairs

Drones - unmanned aircraft that are remotely steered - have proven to be effective in killing a significant number of terrorists, including many of the most important leaders.

Nothing remotely illegal happened then; there was no government bailout nor facilitation of management's errors.

Nothing in Asia's history, however, remotely compares to Europe's half-century of division and veritable occupation by two rival superpowers.

The automobile fleet will become part of the overall power grid, and will be managed efficiently (and remotely) to optimize the timing of recharging from, and returning power to, the grid.

But no French government in recent decades has been remotely strong enough to face down opposition - often involving illegal action that goes unpunished - to any reduction in entrenched privileges.

Perhaps after a couple drinks, Putin might spill the beans on whether, as a real-world KGB agent, he ever directed any remotely similar operation.

The prospect of Islamic State-inspired terrorist attacks in the US are not remotely real or imminent enough to justify reliance on the self-defense exception.

As for health care, half could be delivered remotely and more efficiently.

All these are important, all these are remotely affected by IMF policies, none of them can get around the central truth that a country which has hit the ropes needs to practice austerity.

In capital markets, the commitment to fight inflation, to not be even remotely experimental, was welcomed with a lower long-term rate.

Who now remotely understands - let alone takes the trouble to try to understand - the great political dramas of intellectuals like Arthur Koestler and Victor Serge, people who risked their lives for and then against communism?

In the IMF, the US Treasury, among certain German officials and in other powerful financial centers, there is now deep suspicion of anything that remotely looks like a fixed exchange rate.

Indeed, few governments have submitted remotely realistic budget projections, typically relying on overly rosy economic scenarios.

Moreover, even the most fiscally dysfunctional US states, like California, do not operate on a scale remotely near that of European national governments.

Rather, wars are increasingly fought remotely, with drones - or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) - doing the killing.

The targets also can face Trojan-horse attacks by e-mail intended to breach their computers and allow the infiltrators to corrupt or transfer files remotely.

And yet there is no Democratic left, including Sanders, that is remotely as hard as the Corbynites.

It looks as if PowerToFly, a new startup launched to place women around the world in tech jobs with flexible hours and the ability to work remotely, has done just that.

So they joined forces to build a platform that could place skilled women globally to work remotely with American tech companies.

Nobody will be caught unawares if the Fed acts next month, as many investors were in February 1994 and June 2004, the only previous occasions remotely comparable to the current one.

No one believes that a formal Charter amendment to abolish or limit this right is remotely likely.

None of these events sparked anything remotely resembling the public outrage of recent weeks.

But the plain truth is that neither the BRICS nor the SCO is remotely close to being a cohesive bloc capable of insulating Russia from the consequences of its behavior in Ukraine.