portably
Allows something to be carried or moved easily from place to place
- adverb
- /ˈpɔrtəblɪ/
:
de manera portátil
- The lightweight laptop is designed to be used portably, making it easy to take to meetings.
Examples
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The folding chair can be transported portably, allowing us to set up anywhere.
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They're interchangeable and they wrap easily into a case and are can be stored very portably because the cords separate out.
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She packed her clothes portably in a small bag for the weekend trip.
Antonyms
How Portable
Surface Forms
portably positive
Morphology
Etymology
Portably comes from the Latin word portare, which means 'to carry', and you can see the same root in transport, which means 'to carry across', and in porter, a person who carries. So, something used portably is easy to carry or move from place to place.