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adeptly
adverb as in competently
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adverb as in neatly
adverb as in well
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The book has still set some of the groundwork for a future project that may more adeptly synthesize life with art.
He is a man who generated intense love and loyalty, whose life has been filled with tragedy as well as opportunity; who adeptly and passionately served his country for decades.
Louis-Dreyfus, who won multiple Emmys for portraying the greatest comedic political TV character in history, adeptly integrating the campaign messaging of vice presidential nominee Walz when she questioned the women governors on stage.
Both novels adeptly knit together Native mythology and the supernatural to address bigger issues: in “Sisters,” the fate of missing and murdered Indigenous women; in “Indian Burial Ground,” addiction and suicide.
The best netting technique, as adeptly demonstrated by volunteer Ellen Steel, features a last-minute flick of the wrist to wrap the net over a butterfly’s frame, trapping it safely inside.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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