Definition of aptly in English:

aptly

adverb ˈaptliˈæptli

In a manner that is appropriate or suitable in the circumstances.
America's aptly named Sunshine State
Example sentencesExamples
- Perhaps nothing is so aptly named as the watermelon.
- The lyrics aptly sum up the questions being asked of the baby boomer generation by marketers from all walks of life.
- With the works it was permitted to borrow, the museum has certainly done an aptly exquisite justice to that achievement.
- The students have rather aptly nicknamed it Alcatraz.
- The sweetheart neckline of her white leotard seemed to echo all too aptly the role she had begun to play in American life.
- I am told he is aptly qualified in that discipline as well.
- A friend, aptly named Squeeze, actually cooked and ate this 11-lemon recipe.
- As the judge very aptly pointed out, the world as we knew it has dramatically changed.
- I believe that if the action is taken anywhere against them, as you so aptly said, you can't invoke the death penalty more than once.
- Words can't aptly describe how hauntingly majestic the recording is.

Definition of aptly in US English:

aptly

adverbˈæptliˈaptlē

In a manner that is appropriate or suitable in the circumstances.
America's aptly named Sunshine State
Example sentencesExamples
- I believe that if the action is taken anywhere against them, as you so aptly said, you can't invoke the death penalty more than once.
- Perhaps nothing is so aptly named as the watermelon.
- Words can't aptly describe how hauntingly majestic the recording is.
- A friend, aptly named Squeeze, actually cooked and ate this 11-lemon recipe.
- The lyrics aptly sum up the questions being asked of the baby boomer generation by marketers from all walks of life.
- The students have rather aptly nicknamed it Alcatraz.
- I am told he is aptly qualified in that discipline as well.
- As the judge very aptly pointed out, the world as we knew it has dramatically changed.
- The sweetheart neckline of her white leotard seemed to echo all too aptly the role she had begun to play in American life.
- With the works it was permitted to borrow, the museum has certainly done an aptly exquisite justice to that achievement.

单词	aptly
释义	Definition of aptly in English: aptly adverb ˈaptliˈæptli In a manner that is appropriate or suitable in the circumstances. America's aptly named Sunshine State Example sentencesExamples Perhaps nothing is so aptly named as the watermelon. The lyrics aptly sum up the questions being asked of the baby boomer generation by marketers from all walks of life. With the works it was permitted to borrow, the museum has certainly done an aptly exquisite justice to that achievement. The students have rather aptly nicknamed it Alcatraz. The sweetheart neckline of her white leotard seemed to echo all too aptly the role she had begun to play in American life. I am told he is aptly qualified in that discipline as well. A friend, aptly named Squeeze, actually cooked and ate this 11-lemon recipe. As the judge very aptly pointed out, the world as we knew it has dramatically changed. I believe that if the action is taken anywhere against them, as you so aptly said, you can't invoke the death penalty more than once. Words can't aptly describe how hauntingly majestic the recording is. Definition of aptly in US English: aptly adverbˈæptliˈaptlē In a manner that is appropriate or suitable in the circumstances. America's aptly named Sunshine State Example sentencesExamples I believe that if the action is taken anywhere against them, as you so aptly said, you can't invoke the death penalty more than once. Perhaps nothing is so aptly named as the watermelon. Words can't aptly describe how hauntingly majestic the recording is. A friend, aptly named Squeeze, actually cooked and ate this 11-lemon recipe. The lyrics aptly sum up the questions being asked of the baby boomer generation by marketers from all walks of life. The students have rather aptly nicknamed it Alcatraz. I am told he is aptly qualified in that discipline as well. As the judge very aptly pointed out, the world as we knew it has dramatically changed. The sweetheart neckline of her white leotard seemed to echo all too aptly the role she had begun to play in American life. With the works it was permitted to borrow, the museum has certainly done an aptly exquisite justice to that achievement.
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