Respectably is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RESPECTABLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• RESPECTABLE, worthy of respect
• to a tolerably worthy extent
• in a decent and morally reputable manner
• in a manner that is satisfactory or deserves respect.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• worthy of respect; estimable

Words related to RESPECTABLY

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How to use RESPECTABLY in a sentence

• She had dark hair, a low forehead, and a broad face, and was very respectably dressed.
• She was dressed respectably, better than respectably.
• I consider I had a right to be proud of how we managed everything so respectably, and never had a word against us, and how the girls were so well taken care of.
• The two sisters supported each other wonderfully well, and Lafond did Agamemnon very respectably.
• Be respectably dressed, without devoting too much study to it, without too much plunging into new fashions.
• The priest then hurriedly performed mass, and read the burial service over the deceased, who had belonged to rather a wealthy family, and therefore was respectably interred.
• Johnny had done respectably in Schools, Jane rather better.
• I had come to feeling that I know most of the respectably dressed people whom I met in the cars, and had been in contact with them at some time or other.
• Neither the ordinary power of speech, nor even the ability to write respectably on common topics, makes a man a critic among critics, or enables him to judge of literary merit.
• There were many such families, who have hitherto lived respectably and independently by hiring out their slaves.
• She wished to meet Mark with a sum of money that would enable him, at once, to commence life respectably, and place him above the necessity of following the seas.
• Ellish was also respectably dressed, but still considerably under her circumstances.
• He wishes to enter the army, and he will have money sufficient to purchase a commission and support himself respectably in some good regiment.
• There was naught for the mind to dwell upon, save his public duties, which he, had indeed discharged respectably, but no more.
• For her sake he had adopted his citizen guise, for he intended that his Lydie should marry respectably.
• Edgeworth heard from the actual hero of it, Michael Dunne, whom he chanced to meet in the town of Navan, where he was living respectably.
• All she asked was that they should get along respectably and happily.
• In less than two years after the escape from the cloister all had been respectably married, except Catherine.
• This man, so renowned in the history of our State, and so specially honored by the peculiar Society of which he was a zealous apostle, was respectably descended.
• He was, it appeared, a sailor, a Lancashire man, and, if he was to be believed, very respectably connected in Manchester.
• Hayes, and made an honest women of, as the saying is, was passing her time respectably in Warwickshire, Mr.
• At times like these Anton often thought of Fink, who, despite his reluctance, had at least taught him to get through such ordeals as these respectably.
• Hughes, satisfied with having so respectably settled her young charge, returned to her party.
• They were dressed very respectably, and each man wore upon his left shoulder a green rosette, and on his left arm a band of crape.
• They were succeeded by a band dressed very respectably, with crape and green ribbons round their caps.
• Here is something really and honestly and respectably American.
• Young men, he thought impatiently, could no longer even curse respectably.
• They told me I must spend many months on technic alone before I could hope to play respectably, but I told them I had no time for that.
• William Guthrie, a man who deserves to be respectably recorded in the literary annals of this country.
• He ever behaved respectably after that, though I always doubted whether he was at heart a true and willing fighter in the Secession ranks, any more than his master.
• She wrote and told him it would be a kindness to her, since then she could marry and live respectably.
• The story is well told, enlivened by humour, and very respectably constructed.
• I was dressed and lived as a gentleman, or rather I should say respectably.
• He was, I surmised, the last instance, for several passengers, including a very respectably dressed old lady, were driven into the side office and were seen no more.
• Williams is a quiet young man who only desires to be left alone to earn his living respectably at the Bar, and see there if he cannot redress the balance in the favour of women.

Similar words containing SPECTAB without suffix ly and without prefix re

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