agilely
- adverb
- /ˈædʒɪli/
- Specialized
- The team worked agilely to meet the deadline.
Examples
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By working agilely, the startup released features weekly and improved them with real user feedback.
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Managers taught the staff to plan agilely, focusing on short iterations and frequent demos to stakeholders.
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The dev team delivered the update agilely, iterating in small sprints and adapting to feedback.
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They responded agilely to changing requirements.
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The team agilely adapted their project based on user feedback, ensuring they met the client’s needs.
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The software developers agilely collaborated to implement changes that improved the application’s performance.
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They worked agilely to continuously integrate new features into the product after each sprint.
Synonyms
In a way that changes to fit new conditions
In a way that quickly adapts to different screen sizes
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
agilely = Agile (semi-transparent) = agile + ly
Morphologically it is formed from 'agile' + '-ly', but the sense is a specialized extension referring to the Agile software-development methodology and therefore not fully predictable from the general adjective for an average learner.
Etymology
Agilely used for work comes from the name Agile, chosen to mean 'quick and able to change', and that name also goes back to Latin agere meaning 'to move', like in act and action. That's why to work agilely is to deliver in small steps, change fast, and adapt to feedback.