Adverb:

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capably's Usage Examples:

leads one inescapably to the happy conviction that one is not, of all nincompoops, the greatest.

He fought capably in several actions near Regensburg in April.

No in 1962," but praising Rodman as "inescapably watchable.

FrugMary Joe Frug suggested that one principle of postmodernism is that human experience is located inescapably within language.

much promise, full of swift action, capably plotted, and fluently and lucidly written.

Davis performs most capably, achieving a surface appearance of feminine churlishness that might almost be real.

It was this ability to play multiple positions capably that led to his selection in the 2005 Northern Hemisphere tour, he joined.

"" He thought that sex was "inescapably ridiculous.

] the faces will have their own expression and that expression will inescapably drag the work on a lower plane [.

At all times, however, he managed to remain sufficiently in control of his emotions to perform his difficult job capably and impartially.

The Village Voice's reviewer Phil Freeman also gave the album a positive review, The guitarist and drummer are an airtight team, and the session bassist capably underpins the guitar solos that are a welcome new addition to the band's sound.

In Austrian service he fought capably against his former country during the French Revolutionary Wars and the.

positively, described it as "a tragedy of much promise, full of swift action, capably plotted, and fluently and lucidly written.

Synonyms:

competently, aptly, ably,

Antonyms:

displaying incompetence, incompetently,