Adeptly

Pronunciation: /əˈdɛptli/

Definitions of adeptly

adverb in a skilled or proficient manner

Example Sentences

A1 She adeptly tied her shoelaces for the first time.

A2 The chef adeptly chopped the vegetables with precision.

B1 He adeptly navigated through the crowded streets of the city.

B2 The artist adeptly blended colors to create a masterpiece.

C1 The detective adeptly solved the complex case with ease.

C2 The surgeon adeptly performed the intricate surgery with skill and expertise.

Examples of adeptly in a Sentence

formal The pianist adeptly played the complex piece with precision and skill.

informal She adeptly fixed the broken computer in no time.

slang He adeptly schooled his opponent in the game of basketball.

figurative The author adeptly weaved together a compelling narrative in her latest novel.

Grammatical Forms of adeptly

• past tense: adepted
• plural: adepts
• comparative: more adeptly
• superlative: most adeptly
• present tense: adeptly
• future tense: will adeptly
• perfect tense: have adeptly
• continuous tense: is adeptly
• singular: adeptly
• positive degree: adeptly
• infinitive: to adeptly
• gerund: adeptly
• participle: adeptly

Origin and Evolution of adeptly

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'adeptly' originated from the Latin word 'adeptus' meaning 'obtained'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'adeptly' has evolved to denote skillful or proficient in a particular area.