Ably and Easily

Ably

Ably adverb - In a skillful or expert manner.
Usage example: ably maneuvered the boat up to the dock

Easily and ably are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Easily" instead an adverb "Ably".

Easily

Easily adverb - Without difficulty.
Usage example: a skater who easily executes even the most difficult jumps

Ably and easily are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ably" instead an adverb "Easily".

Nearby Words: easy, easiness

Both words in one sentence

  • Obi-Wan's force-guided reflexes are ably to easily pass it... were it not for the fact that Eval only gave his rifle enough charge to shoot four of the five required targets (a fact he doesn't mention until Hardeen fails).
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