Adequately is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADEQUATELY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an adequate manner.
ADVERB:
• ADEQUATE, sufficient
• to a satisfactory or acceptable extent
• in an adequate manner or to an adequate degree
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• sufficient for a specific requirement; barely sufficient or satisfactory

Words related to ADEQUATELY

adequate18

Words that contain ADEQUATELY

inadequately25

How to use ADEQUATELY in a sentence

• I know of but one such change that is sufficiently widespread and deep-seated to account adequately for this malady of our time.
• This is a privilege which neither the church nor the home has adequately comprehended.
• Smith made a long report on the petition of Morse asking for an appropriation sufficient to enable him to test his invention adequately.
• Bedient did not even adequately care for the pistol he had.
• It is impossible for us adequately to describe to the reader these varying scenes of beauty in the landscapes which present themselves as we sail.
• To speak adequately of these form-poems would be quite impossible.
• I was like the fascinated animal, that is seized with the most terrible apprehensions, at the same time that he is incapable of adequately considering for his own safety.
• In this way it is hoped that the whole area, which is enormous, will be adequately covered.
• Something came at last, but without perhaps appearing quite adequately to crown the monument.
• But beyond its acknowledged beauty, this verse has an historic interest which has never been adequately appreciated.
• But there remains an element which cannot be explained, or even adequately described.
• None else besides Him hath ever been able to sing adequately His praise, nor will any man succeed at any time in describing the full measure of His glory.
• Renan, the translator is aware of the difficulty of adequately rendering a work so admirable for its style and beauty of composition.
• Revelation is adequately attested by evidence addressed to the reason.
• I do not attempt to deal with this important question adequately, but give this example to show how the Government regards the rights of traders.
• Who could adequately describe the scene that followed? I remember that the Martian Emperor sprang to his feet, looking tenfold more terrible than before.
• The individuals and assemblies must learn to cooperate and to cooperate intelligently, if they desire to adequately discharge their duties and obligations towards the Faith.
• These are the tragedies of life, which no words can adequately describe, and compared to which the incidental troubles of the world are as nothing.
• The singer or speaker must breathe easily and adequately, but not so as to waste his energies.
• The story of the moral and political revolution of 1907 has never been adequately told, nor have the significance and importance of the event been fully recognized.
• These syllables that Nature spoke, And the thoughts that in him woke, Can adequately utter none Save to his ear the wind-harp lone.
• Now, those who wish to remove the choice of ministers from parliament have not adequately considered what a parliament is.
• I do not know of any poetry to quote which adequately expresses this yearning for the Wild.
• It is a law of life and nature, that truth and beauty, adequately represented, create and diffuse a limitless element of wisdom and pleasure.
• I cannot adequately express to you the gratification I have derived from your assurance that I have given you pleasure.
• Again and again as he hung upon her, half-fainting, she stopped to support him more adequately till he had fought down his exhaustion and was ready to struggle on again.
• The scene which presented itself to our hero when he stood in the entrance passage was such as neither pen nor pencil can adequately depict.
• What question? I do not think that we have adequately determined the nature and number of the appetites, and until this is accomplished the enquiry will always be confused.
• And that he might know adequately what had happened to them, one of his own dogs wrenched a shoulder, was unable to keep up, and was dragged in the harness.
• In life, as we actually experience it, motives slide one into the other, and the most careful analysis will fail adequately to sift them.
• The fault of those operations lay not in attempting them but in not adequately supporting them.
• Consequently I despair in finding language to express adequately the deep feeling of my soul, as I contemplate the past history of my life.

Similar words containing ADEQUATE without suffix ly

adequate18 inadequate20 inadequates21 adequateness22 inadequately25 adequatenesses24 inadequateness24 inadequatenesse25 inadequatenesses26

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