terrestrially
terrestrially Lexical Profile
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• adverb
In a manner relating to the Earth or to dry land, as opposed to water, air, or outer space.
"Although these amphibians spend their larval stage in ponds, the adults forage almost exclusively terrestrially."
By means of land-based broadcasting or telecommunications equipment rather than by satellite or cable.
"The live sporting event was broadcast terrestrially to millions of households across the country."
In a worldly, earthly, or mundane manner, as opposed to a spiritual or heavenly one.
"The philosopher argued that human fulfillment can be achieved terrestrially through ethical living and community."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Formed in English from the adjective 'terrestrial' (from Latin 'terrestris', meaning 'of the earth', from 'terra', meaning 'earth' or 'land') plus the adverbial suffix '-ly'.