admirably English

Meaning admirably meaning

What does admirably mean?

Definitions in simple English

admirably Adverb

— If you perform admirably, you perform so well that you should be praised or admired. Suárez has filled in admirably for the sick goalkeeper.

admirably

— adverb in an admirable manner the children's responses were admirably normal

Synonyms admirably synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as admirably?

admirably English » English

wonderfully

excellently

prodigiously

praiseworthily

laudably

commendable

wonderly

strikingly

remarkably

properly

perfectly

impressively

fantabulously

exquisitely

capitally

aptly

amazingly

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How do I use admirably in a sentence?

Simple sentences

He controls himself admirably.

All emotions, and that one particularly, were abhorrent to his cold, precise but admirably balanced mind.

Movie subtitles

Your nephew has done most admirably, madame.

This will do admirably.

But you did bring out the point admirably.

The rooms will suit me admirably, Mrs. Wilberforce. Oh. I shall move in tomorrow if that is convenient to you.

That will suit admirably.

I've been giving this considerable thought. You fulfilled your part of the bargain admirably.

In death, he shall Serve it admirably.

I feel admirably well tonight doctor.

You're admirably calm, but the King signed the arrest warrant, and the ledger bears neither Peyrac's name nor a charge.

You maneuvered admirably.

M-5 has performed admirably so far, captain.

Miss Grant will fulfil that function admirably.

Admirably put.

I thought you put your case admirably.

Do you know why Fred succeeded so admirably with her royal highness?

You and your brother, Geoffrey, have come along admirably although as brothers, I expect you've had your little differences.

Your plan is admirably daring, but that's just it, it's too wild.

You resist temptation admirably.

This'll do admirably.

You are admirably prompt.

He is admirably dressed, he has several floors to himself where lackeys serve him.

Will it do? If it looks as well on you, it will do admirably.

The rooms will suit me admirably, Mrs. Wilberforce.

Good. That will suit admirably.

Well, we should get on admirably. Neither can I.

You fulfilled your part of the bargain admirably.

He has adapted himself admirably to our procedure.

I think we harmonize most admirably, Jeeves. - A great deal better than most music hall teams I've heard. - Thank you, sir.

I THINK THESE WILL DO ADMIRABLY, MISS SUSAN.

If it looks as well on you, it will do admirably.

It is further of Siberian origin. And admirably in the country.

I, too, as it happens, since you're so admirably qualified to give me. what up to now I've not been able to obtain: A physical description of Spartacus.

Admirably.

Feast your eyes, and admire her admirably provocative form.

I can see how admirably you understand an uncle's suffering.

Naturally, I shall have to discuss with my directors, but you seem admirably suited.

News and current affairs

Keeping the Palestinians divided between Islamist revolutionaries and the more business-minded Fatah suits Israeli purposes admirably.

We must trust the WHO and its associates to come to our rescue, as it did so admirably with SARS.

Germany has done that admirably.

He was a tremendous colleague at the Hoover Institution, a true and supportive friend, and admirably humble despite his incredible intellectual influence.

Until recently, Russia has pursued an admirably conservative macroeconomic policy, running up huge budget and current account surpluses.

Admirably adept at weaving together all of Lebanon's political, religious, and nationalists threads, Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nazrallah, is today the undisputed master of Lebanon.