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efficiently

Definition for efficiently

adverb as in competently

adverb as in neatly

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Example Sentences

Making energy efficient purchases is one of the more meaningful ways you can cut your personal carbon footprint.

A safe and efficient vaccination effort presents one of the most complex logistical challenges the nation has ever faced.

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This is a really efficient way to match an investor with a company.

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At the time, most researchers assumed gliding was an energy-efficient way for colugos to travel.

Some of these applications may inspire organization to rethink how they collect, analyze, and act on data—all of them contribute to a better or at least more efficient planet.

We might even see data that suggest the program is performing efficiently.

“We can do this efficiently and we can do a good job,” he says.

I ask Peggy how she learned to size women up so efficiently and effectively.

Never in all the years we've come to this place have we seen the blades of the milk shake mixer work efficiently.

We know nothing of how efficiently, or otherwise, any of these tasks were performed.

It was not his business to see, but to carry out promptly and efficiently Scattergood's directions.

With the ancients, oaths were employed in guarding as efficiently as they could the public conscience and the public security.

The Seabees merely shortened working time and operated in relays so efficiently that no time was lost.

Speaking generally, you will cure more efficiently when you do not know what the trouble is, than when you do.

The Titanic was efficiently designed and constructed to meet the contingencies which she was intended to meet.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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