remotely
adv. manneradv. from a distance, rather than being there in person. It can also mean 'even slightly' when you use it in a negative sentence.
adv. from a distance or via a network connection, without physical presence. In negative constructions, it functions as an intensifier meaning 'to any degree at all'.
Many people now work remotely from home.
The IT department can access your computer remotely to fix the software issue without visiting your desk.
The candidate's previous experience was not remotely relevant to the position, leading the hiring committee to wonder why he had applied in the first place.
From remote + -ly.
When used to mean 'slightly', it almost always appears in negative sentences (e.g., 'not remotely interested').
I am remotely working todayI am working remotely todayWhen describing a mode of work, the adverb typically follows the verb it modifies.