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Meanings of aptly in English
Portuguese
apropriadamente With competence; in a competent capable manner.
Synonyms
Examples for "ably"
Examples for "ably"
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Notably democratic in their approach, the trio ably showcase their considerable chops.
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In that long and ably drawn up petition, occur the following words:
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No other State was in the aggregate so ably represented as Ohio.
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That is the policy which General Marshall is so ably executing today.
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Retroviruses, as ably demonstrated by HIV, can be notoriously difficult to detect.
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But elected officials have forfeited their chances to do that job competently.
2
He made friends easily and composed prolifically and competently, in many genres.
3
Peyton Reed directs the sequel much as he did the first: competently.
4
She packed his bag for him competently, and telephoned for his car.
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In the last two matches Buttler has batted brilliantly, Hales very competently.
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She ran the household capably, but her way was the old-fashioned way.
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Such mathematics as we needed he taught capably enough and very patiently.
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That he has performed his duties capably and zealously, goes without saying.
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Throughout two years he carried on the work capably and thoroughly.
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None could execute the commission so capably, or without danger of arousing suspicion.
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No, the meeting with competence in space did not shock him greatly.
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The Afghan police have had persistent problems with competence, corruption and even basic literacy.
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When somebody thinks you're a drooling idiot and you sucker punch him with competence, it creates a delicious moment.
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Combine that with competence and justice, and Europe will be able to keep the populist bacterium from escaping its Petri dish.
5
An MoD spokesperson said: We welcome the court's finding that Ihat is independent and carries out its duties with competence and integrity.
Usage of aptly in English
1
The manner of each aptly fitted with his part in the discourse.
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The aptly named Savage proceeded single-handedly to upset Fiji's balance of power.
3
This thought-provoking book is aptly timed as our markets experience rapid disruption.
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Lord Byron aptly describes it in his famous poem which opens with:
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Periods may aptly be compared to buttons; and button holes are like-
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An aptly named restaurant, from the way Rochelle's guest attacked his plate.
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He could not illustrate his theme so aptly in any other way.
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These tales may be aptly described as those of a new Cooper.
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Mr. Ryder might aptly be called the dean of the Blue Veins.
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What you've so aptly described is what we call scale pattern progression.
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They are aptly named because of the colour they change the sky.
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Our Sapphire suite was aptly named, with a gem of a view.
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It was most aptly worded, drafted by the master hand of Franklin.
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Its circumference, beginningless and endless, makes it aptly significant of the Infinite.
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As Lord Minto aptly put it, the Council-room has brought people together.
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Singer George Michael once aptly stated, Celebrity and secrets don't go together.
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Aptly through the time
Aptly across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common