readily
163
2.3
- adverb
- /ˈrɛdɪli/
:
fácilmente
- The instructions were written clearly, so I could follow them readily.
- readily available
- more readily
- readily apparent
Since it comes in digitally, it can readily be used for AI.
- Since it comes in digitally, it can readily be used for AI.
- It's it's readily available, you can get it.
- Grass seed comes very readily on stalks like this.
- And why should it or shouldn't it be more readily used by people?
- One person will still incline to readily to outbursts of rage.
Examples
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I thought so myself, but here, people seemed to have accepted him quite readily.
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Now luckily we had readily available staff willing to return.
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I think I would accept that more readily from the horse's mouth.
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You come to the point very readily.
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Access to articles and publications is also more readily available to members.
Academic text (2011) -
Sue creates planning sheets and reports mainly for herself, but shares them readily with others.
Academic text (2011) -
By 1558, this literature was readily available as a source of new ideas in art and literature.
Academic text (2011) -
If the court will just bear with me, permit me a few more questions, you'll readily see the relevance.
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Each level of attainment in the educational pathway prepares students to readily engage in the next level.
Academic text (2011) -
Broad investigations driven by resource objectives may not be conclusive or may not readily inform water management decisions.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
∞
1.0
At a fast speed or without delay
∞
1.0
At once without waiting
446
1.4
In a very short time
330
1.0
Right away without any delay
130
1.0
Happening or done without any delay
98
2.1
Without delay or at the planned time
84
1.0
Quickly and smoothly
30
3.1
To do something without needing to try
18
3.0
In an easy way without trouble
11
7.3
In a quick and efficient way
7
3.2
Without delay after something happens
6
2.4
To act quickly without delay
3
3.0
It happens very quickly with little effort
1
3.0
People do it very easily with little effort
Antonyms
How Willing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Readily comes from ready + -ly. Ready means 'prepared', so readily means you can do something 'without difficulty' or quickly.