Pronunciation: /ˈdiːsəntli/
adverb modifying a verb, adjective, or other adverb to indicate manner, degree, or quality
A1 She speaks English decently enough to hold a basic conversation.
A2 He can cook decently well, but he's still learning.
B1 The student performed decently on the exam, but could have studied more.
B2 The team played decently in the first half, but struggled in the second.
C1 The company is known for treating their employees decently and providing good benefits.
C2 Despite the challenges, she managed to handle the situation decently and with grace.
formal She dressed decently for the job interview, wearing a professional suit.
informal I think the restaurant down the street is decently priced for the quality of food they offer.
slang I'm pretty sure I can pull off a decently good prank on my brother tonight.
figurative Despite the setbacks, he managed to keep his spirits up and continue on decently in life.
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