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Meanings of readily in English

Portuguese
prontamente

In a punctual manner.

prontamente

Without unwillingness or hesitation; showing readiness.

Usage of readily in English
1
She'd probably readily agree; the past days had broken down her defenses.
Creepers
2
God knows and can access past and future as readily as present.
Heaven
3
The chocolates, however, are readily available in many countries across the world.
Reuters
4
AIB's ethical and business policies are readily available and easy to understand.
The Irish Times
5
If a readily available solution presented itself, however, it would be preferred.
Consent to kill: a thriller
6
The 27-year-old readily admits, however, that he almost lost his way completely.
The Irish Times
7
He readily acknowledges now, however, that they were a good choice .
The Irish Times
8
A peaceful day is readily proffered as the answer to that question.
The Irish Times
9
Apparently it's one that is used quite frequently, and it's readily available.
Nano
10
You could readily predict how they would act in a given situation.
The Complete Alien Omnibus
11
Testing for cotinine is currently not readily available to the general public.
Reuters
12
Ms Charlie-Puna said with readily available alternatives, there was now no excuse.
Radio NZ
13
Was financing readily available from the banks for this type of business?
Independent.ie
14
Those stories are readily available on every streaming service on the market.
The Guardian
15
But as the years passed, technology become cheaper and more readily available.
News.com.au
16
Part of the problem is how readily humans decide they need antibiotics.
The South African
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Portuguese
prontamente
Readily through the time
Readily across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
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