Quietly and Willingly

Quietly

Quietly adverb - Without motion.
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Willingly and quietly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Willingly" instead an adverb "Quietly".

Nearby Words: quiet, quieten, quieted, quietness, quietism

Willingly

Willingly adverb - By choice or preference.

Quietly and willingly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Quietly" instead an adverb "Willingly".

Nearby Words: willing, willingness, willfully

Both words in one sentence

  • Suicide by Cop: Part of the reason why Twilight's haunted by her retgoning the original Starlight was because when the villain realized that Twilight was adopting her younger self, she willingly and quietly let herself fade from existance with a tearful smile on her face.
  • Did We Just Have Tea with Cthulhu? And even then, although he can willingly change back and forth into his true form, he will still sit quietly and converse with his friends about the ultimate outcome.
  • Western Animation / Happy Feet What's more, unlike Mumble, Erik doesn't seem to experience any societal backlash for his quiet ways; the other penguin chicks willingly part around him to let him stand quietly in the background and enjoy watching them perform, rather than thinking he's weird or broken.
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