telescopically

/ˌtɛlɪˈskɑpɪkli/
adverb
  1. In a way that uses a telescope or relates to a telescope's function.
    • The satellite can be viewed telescopically from Earth.
    • She examined the moon telescopically, noting its craters and mountains.
    • The stars were observed telescopically from the mountain observatory.
  2. In a way that slides or collapses into sections, like a telescope.
    • The legs of the tripod fold telescopically for easy transport.
    • The pointer retracts telescopically into its handle.
    • The antenna extends telescopically, section by section.
  3. In a way that compresses or shortens time or space.
    • The film presents the story telescopically, skipping years in a single scene.
    • Time seemed to pass telescopically as the deadline approached.
    • The report telescopically summarized a decade of research into ten pages.
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