New word Relatedly?

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Hi

Relatedly, certain questions will arise….
(taken from a technical :slight_smile: book)

Does that relatedly actually exist? (and in usage)

Dictionaries are very careful and rather vague about it. And make me even more doubtful :slight_smile:

MS Word (hi, Amy :)) refuses it and busily offers two variants of substitution:
Elatedly :shock:
Belatedly :shock:
:slight_smile:

Mr. Goodle supposes repeatedly :slight_smile:

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Hi Tamara

Technically speaking, relatedly is a valid word.
But I’d say your example is pretty unusual. :lol:

Techies… :wink:

But, your sentence must have come from some very extra special techies seeing as even the Microsoft people apparently don’t use it (i.e., didn’t include it in MS Word). :lol:

Amy

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Hi Tamara,

New word perhaps? As an alternative to related to that? Kind of like it, though. Perhaps we should air it on the forums.

Alan