Affinely

Pronunciation: /əˈfaɪnli/

Definitions of affinely

adverb in a manner that is related to or resembling an affine transformation

Example Sentences

A1 She moved affinely through the crowd, making her way to the exit.

A2 The dancers moved affinely across the stage, following the choreography.

B1 The project team worked affinely to complete the task ahead of schedule.

B2 The athletes moved affinely through the obstacle course, showcasing their agility.

C1 The CEO managed the company affinely, ensuring growth and success.

C2 The artist's brush strokes flowed affinely across the canvas, creating a masterpiece.

Examples of affinely in a Sentence

formal The concept of transforming shapes affinely is a fundamental topic in geometry.

informal She explained how to affinely transform the image using a simple example.

slang Let's affinely tweak the design to make it more appealing.

figurative His leadership style can be described as affinely guiding his team towards success.

Grammatical Forms of affinely

• past tense: affined
• plural: affinely
• comparative: more affinely
• superlative: most affinely
• present tense: affinely
• future tense: will affinely
• perfect tense: has affinely
• continuous tense: is affinely
• singular: affinely
• positive degree: affinely
• infinitive: to affinely
• gerund: affining
• participle: affined

Origin and Evolution of affinely

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'affinely' originated from the Latin word 'affinis' meaning related by marriage or connection.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the meaning of 'affinely' has evolved to also include concepts related to affinity or similarity in a mathematical context, such as in affine transformations.