admirably

[ˈædmərəbli]

admirably Definition

in a way that deserves respect and approval; in a way that is good or pleasing.

Using admirably: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "admirably" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She performed admirably in the competition.

  • Example

    The team worked admirably together to complete the project on time.

  • Example

    He handled the situation admirably, keeping calm and finding a solution.

admirably Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for admirably

Antonyms for admirably

Origins of admirably

from Old French 'amirer', meaning 'to admire'

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Summary: admirably in Brief

'Admirably' [ˈædmərəbli] means in a way that deserves respect and approval, or in a way that is good or pleasing. It is often used to describe someone's performance or behavior, such as 'She performed admirably in the competition.' 'Admirably' has synonyms like 'commendably,' 'excellently,' and 'splendidly,' and antonyms like 'poorly,' 'badly,' and 'inadequately.'