Similar words: expert, overtly, covertly, expertise, expectantly, portly, partly, courtly. Meaning: adv. in an expert manner.
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31, A lorikeet, expertly balancing on a thin branch, stared.
32, Michelle Pfeiffer expertly plays an obnoxiously beautiful L.A. artist and imprisoned murderess.
33, Even watching it on YouTube, you cannot believe that Liu is able to play so seamlessly, expertly and movingly using only his toes.
34, This all-metal cane is expertly crafted, and extremely reasonably priced.
35, A superb and inexpensive restaurant. Fine food expertly served by waitresses in appetizing forms.
36, Johnson impressed throughout, forcing a fine save from Thomas Sorensen and intervening expertly on a dangerous Dean Whitehead cross,(www.Sentencedict.com) and had the Kop singing his name long before the end.
37, The juror expertly answered the lawyer's questions and showed he had something on the ball.
38, Expertly tailored in Italy, our handsome sport coat channels traditional haberdashery appeal in a heritage silk-cotton check with classic two-button styling.
39, And is expertly cut to bring forth the maximum of its brilliancy.
40, As grungy as the rock audience may have been, it wanted its music explosively amplified and expertly modulated; it wanted to hear the beat through its pores.
41, Expertly using node voltage method and mesh current method is the key of flexibly mastering circuit parameter calculation method and technique.
42, Dullness as reflected in the corruptness of government, social morals, education and even religion, is expertly exposed and satirized.
43, After her defeat at Actium, she sailed back to Alexandria with head high, passing off a mission entirely botched as one expertly accomplished.
44, Papa seemed distracted, but he whirled her around the floor expertly.
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