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Meanings of tidily in English

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Usage of tidily in English
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It looked tidily enough done; suitable perhaps for a summer rock festival.
The Guardian
2
Annie was up and tidily dressed long before the hour for school.
Mrs. Whittelsey's Magazine for Mothers and Daughters, Volume 3
3
They let us see only a few cupboards tidily and properly arranged.
Jean-Christophe Journey's End
4
The starlight trail didn't, of course, lead tidily down streets and highways.
Walking dead
5
And, as Jack had just remarked, the wound had been tidily cauterised.
Consequences
6
And here the books are arranged tidily in proper order on the shelves.
The Dangerous Age: Letters and Fragments from a Woman's Diary
7
Everything is packaged tidily out of the way, leaving plenty of interior room.
Wired
8
When she paused, he replaced the pen tidily in its rack.
The Grell Mystery
9
The streets swarmed with quaintly attired Indians and tidily dressed Peruvians.
Across Unknown South America
10
At least those bodies had been bloodless, embalmed, and tidily interred.
Bloodfever
11
Kitty, remember I expect your things to be put away tidily.
Wild Kitty
12
A half dozen of her outfits hung tidily in the closet.
Raging Heat
13
She was the sailor's mother, and looked very like a tidily-kept window-plant herself.
The Brownies and Other Tales
14
Having played so tidily and with considerable panache it was a real shame.
The Guardian
15
But the first three Toy Story films really did form a tidily knotted whole.
The Irish Times
16
In three breaths' time it was minced tidily and fine.
The Slow Regard of Silent Things
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