effectively
- adverb
- /ɪˈfɛktɪvli/
- Key information can be conveyed more effectively by repeating it, if necessary, several times.
- more effectively
- use effectively
- communicate effectively
How can guys text more effectively flirt online?
- How can guys text more effectively flirt online?
- Although it's relatively small, they do it effectively and it has an effect.
- But Father, he's now Mark was able to effectively evacuate this gentleman.
- It was fun to see how effectively you've delegated.
- I don't know that we found anything that can effectively take the place of religion.
- Now let's talk through how to use each of these methods effectively, starting with organic leads.
- There's nobody else who can effectively resist them.
- Is there a technical solution to effectively constraint time and geography?
Examples
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We realize the importance of teaching students to effectively access and use information, regardless of the format.
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We can market your home effectively.
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The methods typically take more time and are most effectively done in small groups.
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And she uses it as a tool to effectively communicate and express herself with the public.
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CONCLUSION: Countries around the world are exploring ways to effectively integrate technology into teaching and learning.
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Meanwhile, modern dynamic languages are growing in popularity because they so effectively facilitate rapid development.
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A failure to manage the dollar-euro relationship effectively could thus have severe consequences worldwide.
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Many autistic people feel that they can't learn effectively in mainstream education.
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Protected areas have been used effectively for the conservation of coral reefs and other ecosystems.
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The team worked together effectively to complete the project ahead of schedule.
Synonyms
In a way that gets the result you want
To finish a task well and quickly
In a smooth, precise way without errors
In a quick and efficient way
In a way that gets a lot done and gives good results
In a skillful and effective way
In a way that helps reach a goal
In the best way to get the best result
In a skilled and effective way
In a way that brings the wanted result
In a skillful and effective way
In a way that gives good results
In a way that works well and gives the needed result
To act in a practical way to get quick results, often without thinking about what is right
In a way that gets the result you want
Antonyms
How Effective
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Effectively comes from the Latin efficere 'to make happen', the same root you see in effect and factory. That's why effectively can mean doing something in a way that works and produces the result you want.