trimly
- adverb
- /ˈtrɪmli/
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ordenadamente
- A low slope of grass, trimly mowed, frames it on every side.
Examples
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She dressed trimly for the job interview, wearing a fitted blazer and tidy pants.
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Take a figure trimly planned
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The gardener always trims the hedges trimly, ensuring everything looks neat.
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After cleaning the house, she arranged the furniture trimly to maximize space and style.
Synonyms
93
1.0
To do something in a tidy and careful way
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2.0
In a way that causes little dirt or pollution
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3.5
In a neat, stylish way especially about clothes
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5.5
In a very clean and perfect way
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7.7
In a careful way that pays attention to small details and keeps things clean
2
1.6
In a neat and organized way
In a neat, tidy, and smart way
In a neat, stylish way, especially in how someone dresses
Antonyms
How Neat
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Trimly comes from the simple word trim, which means 'neat' or to 'cut' something to make it neat, and the ending -ly meaning 'in a way'. Think of someone trimming a hedge so it looks smart, so trimly means 'in a neat, tidy, or smart way'.