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Meanings of capably in English
Portuguese
apropriadamente With competence; in a competent capable manner.
Usage of capably in English
1
She ran the household capably, but her way was the old-fashioned way.
2
Such mathematics as we needed he taught capably enough and very patiently.
3
That he has performed his duties capably and zealously, goes without saying.
4
Throughout two years he carried on the work capably and thoroughly.
5
None could execute the commission so capably, or without danger of arousing suspicion.
6
There are already transgender individuals who are serving capably and honourably.
7
If he so does, capably and without delay, thou shalt possess the jewels.
8
The two women worked swiftly and capably, while Lapierre waited, frowning.
9
He held Calli firmly and capably that morning and his hands had stopped shaking.
10
The children were all gathered round the table at which Olive very capably presided.
11
She could allow no more of them, and she took herself capably in hand.
12
Therefore, they must be capably trained in order to educate both sons and daughters.
13
The journal just named is very capably written and edited.
14
Still, it's very capably done and there are some outstanding pieces in the show.
15
Has performed very capably for Munster at this level.
16
The first two episodes capably build the world and establish the tone of the series.
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Translations for capably
Capably through the time