physics-ly

English

Etymology

From physics +‎ -ly, to distinguish from physically.

Adverb

physics-ly (comparative more physics-ly, superlative most physics-ly)

1. (colloquial) According to or using physics.
   • 2004, Ben Tsou, Kevin Wayne, Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Hard Spheres‎^[1]:

     Physics-ly inclined students are encouraged to derive the equations from first principles; the rest of you may keep reading.

   • 2009, Rhett Allain, Fight Science = Bad Science‎^[2]:

     How do you physics-ly determine which fighting style has the most awesome kick?

Translations

according to or using physics