Adherently

Pronunciation: /ədˈhɪrəntli/

Definitions of adherently

adverb in a way that shows firm devotion or support

Example Sentences

A1 She adherently followed the recipe to bake a cake.

A2 The student adherently listened to the teacher's instructions.

B1 He adherently practices the guitar every day to improve his skills.

B2 The team adherently followed the game plan to secure their victory.

C1 The scientist adherently conducted experiments to ensure accurate results.

C2 The lawyer adherently followed the legal procedures to ensure a fair trial.

Examples of adherently in a Sentence

formal The scientist adherently followed the strict protocols in conducting the experiment.

informal She adherently sticks to her daily routine without fail.

slang He's always adherently on time for our meetings.

figurative The artist's brush moved adherently across the canvas, creating a masterpiece.

Grammatical Forms of adherently

• past tense: adhered
• plural: adherents
• comparative: more adherently
• superlative: most adherently
• present tense: adheres
• future tense: will adhere
• perfect tense: has adhered
• continuous tense: is adhering
• singular: adherent
• positive degree: adherent
• infinitive: to adhere
• gerund: adhering
• participle: adhering

Origin and Evolution of adherently

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'adherently' originated from the Latin word 'adhaerentem', which is the present participle of 'adhaerere' meaning 'to stick to'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'adherently' has retained its original meaning of sticking to something, but it has also evolved to encompass the idea of being loyal or devoted to a person or cause.