decently
/ˈdi sənt li/
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Definition(s):
- (adv) in a decent manner
- (adv) in the right manner
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Usage(s):
- On her sitcom 30 Rock, she plays Liz Lemon, head writer of The Girlie Show, a decently rated, woman-oriented sketch show.
- The fishermen treated them decently.
- Until then, everyone acts decently, helpfully, cheerfully, with George setting the standard by making a bank into a generous neighbor--not an easy thing to do.
Quotes
- "We're kind of similar," Roddick said. "We both like to hit a big ball. We both serve pretty big, move decently for being considered big guys"on Jan 17, 2007 By: Andy Roddick Source: Sydney Morning Herald
- "As a cricketer you see it as just another game," Dhoni said. "There is no point thinking of it as a final. We are playing against Sri Lanka, that's it. I think the bowlers have done decently for us in patches. But it will be really good to...on Jun 23, 2010 By: Mahendra Singh Dhoni Source: AFP
- "Even the pitches they hit hard were down and located pretty decently," said Bannister, who allowed two runs. "It was a positive outing just because they had beaten us a couple of times and we needed to get on the board against them."on Apr 24, 2010 By: Brian Bannister Source: USA Today
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