resourcefully
- adverb
- /rɪˈsɔrsfəlɪ/
- The team resourcefully found a way to complete the project ahead of schedule.
And so they were very clever in resourcefully recreating, destructing things to look as much as possible like it's meant to look.
- And so they were very clever in resourcefully recreating, destructing things to look as much as possible like it's meant to look.
Examples
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And so they were very clever in resourcefully recreating, destructing things to look as much as possible like it's meant to look.
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His mother is very excited and looking forward to placing Kevin in an occupation where he can use his skills resourcefully.
Academic text (2013) -
Finally scheduled, it must be improved into another generalist to take you that it can be found resourcefully.
Blog text (32) -
English departments have not responded energetically and resourcefully to the situation surrounding them.
Academic text (2009) -
Very resourcefully done.
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Their current focus is on testing the most abundant material available (soil) for safety and strength so that it may be able to build structures quickly and resourcefully.
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She resourcefully solved the problem by using materials she already had at home.
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During the power outage, he resourcefully used candles and flashlights to navigate the house.
Synonyms
In a very clever and skillful way that impresses people
In a clever way that shows clear thinking
In a clever way that uses new ideas to solve problems
In a skillful and clever way
Antonyms
How Resourceful
Surface Forms
Morphology
resourcefully = resourceful (transparent) = resource + ful + ly
Formed by adding the productive adverbial suffix '-ly' to 'resourceful', a transparent adjective derived from 'resource' + '-ful'.
Etymology
The word resourcefully comes from resource (like source, meaning 'where help or things come from') plus -ful ('full of') and -ly (makes an adverb). So, to act resourcefully is to be full of helpful ideas and to use what you have to find quick, clever solutions.