decently

And one always had a better time of it when one was decently dressed.

Why can't he work at these things—or why can't his secretaries prime him decently!

He just wanted to be decently quiet about things that aren't pretty!

He got away as soon as he could decently do so, and went back to Bloomsbury.

With Dr. Finlay I had had a home but only money enough to clothe me decently.

He must produce and must consume with his family, reasonably, decently and thriftily.

He stayed my watch out for me, and I hope I was decently grateful.

His father had been the Vakeel of the place and the child of course had been decently reared.

The newspaper man made his stay as brief as he decently could.

Do what you like with the Jew, so long as you put him decently away when you have finished.