interactively

English

Etymology

From interactive +‎ -ly.

Adverb

interactively (comparative more interactively, superlative most interactively)

1. In an interactive manner.
   • 2004, Ulrich Ammon, Sociolinguistics, →ISBN, page 349:

     In a similar way, we may interpret the evolution from lexical code-switching to borrowing as a change in the interpretation of the status of the lexical form in the sense that it is considered an orthonym not only in bilingual settings ('the right word comes from the other language and therefore I code-switch'), but also in monolingual ones ('there is a proper word in another language and therefore I propose to introduce it as a "guest word" in the respective monolingual lexicon'). In other terms, a "foreign" element can be a borrowing from its very first occurrence if it is intended and interactively accepted as the orthonym in a monolingual setting.