Effectively - English meaning

adverb

In a way that is advantageous (= giving advantages or helping to make you more successful)

Usage examples:

Through this treaty we hope to trade successfully and advantageously with europe., the rebels were …

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In a favourable or advantageous way; so as to have a good effect.

Usage examples:

We are privileged to beneficially affect the lives of tens of thousands of children every day

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In a way that is helpful, useful, or good

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Research has shown that including nutrition information on restaurant menus can beneficially influe…

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In a way that has or is intended to have a useful or beneficial purpose.

Usage examples:

The party has engaged constructively in this debate

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In a useful or helpful way

Usage examples:

We ought to deal constructively with the problems., not all pupils will work constructively with ot…

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In an effective and successful way

Usage examples:

We can help you deliver training and support more effectually., the barking of the dogs effectually…

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In a way that is able to produce the intended result

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These politicians are interested in learning how to govern more efficaciously., we want to hire qua…

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In a strong and assertive manner; vigorously.

Usage examples:

He argued forcefully against reform

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Using force or violence.

Usage examples:

No one will be forcibly evicted

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In a way that is fruitful (= producing good results)

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I was looking for a way for the schools to collaborate fruitfully., to get the most from your life …

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In a way that relates to the purpose or use of something.

Usage examples:

The parish clergy was socially and functionally differentiated

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In a way that is practical and useful rather than attractive

Usage examples:

The office is functionally designed.

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In a way that provides help.

Usage examples:

The movie helpfully provides subtitles

noun

A gentle or weak kick or push.

verb

To kick (something); to paw (the ground) with a foot; to stamp (one's foot).

verb

To poke (a fire, etc.) with a stick, poker, etc.

adverb

With great power or strength.

Usage examples:

A tall, powerfully built man

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In a way that has a very great effect

Usage examples:

He argued powerfully and persuasively against capital punishment., she kicked the ball so powerfull…

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In a way that produces or increases something, especially wealth or resources; profitably.

Usage examples:

Research on growing tomatoes as productively and efficiently as possible

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In a way that produces positive results or a larger quantity of something

Usage examples:

Their working system is based on the belief that people work more productively in a team.

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With great power or strength.

Usage examples:

She started out swimming strongly

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In a very important or serious way

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Beliefs are strongly tied to culture., he is strongly opposed to censorship., voters strongly suppo…

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In a way that shows that something is performing well or improving a lot

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Markets on both sides of the atlantic have performed strongly., the ftse 100 later bounced back str…

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In a way that accomplishes a desired aim or result.

Usage examples:

She has successfully completed her mission

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In a way that achieves the results wanted or hoped for

Usage examples:

A number of patients have been successfully treated with the new drug., what the book does convey v…

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In a way that is beneficial or profitable.

Usage examples:

One of the team might be usefully employed as a photographer

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In an effective or helpful way

Usage examples:

We could usefully spend the free time sightseeing.

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In a useful or important way

Usage examples:

Too many people to name here contributed valuably, even when we disagreed., they need to know that …