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anonymously

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adverbial anonymously has 1 sense
  1. anonymously - without giving a name; "she wrote these letters anonymously"
    Derived from adjective
    anonymous1

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anonymously

Anonymously is an adverb that describes the action of doing something without revealing one's identity or true name.

Sense 1:

In the context of online activities, anonymously refers to participating or interacting on the internet without sharing personal information or identity.

She posted an anonymous comment on the forum.

Sense 2:

In the context of sending a message, anonymously means doing so without disclosing the sender's name or information.

He sent a letter anonymously to express his concerns.

Sense 3:

When used to describe an action or donation, anonymously means doing so without revealing the benefactor's identity.

The generous donor contributed to the charity anonymously.

Sense 4:

In the context of authorship or artistic works, anonymously indicates the absence of the creator's name.

The poem was published anonymously, causing speculation about the author.

Sense 5:

In certain local cultures or communities, anonymously can refer to an activity or event that is known only by a limited group of people.

They held their own anonymously celebrated festival.

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