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• r  in a clever manner
  a smartly managed business
• r  with vigor; in a vigorous manner
• r  in a stylish manner
  He was smartly dressed

• And when the troops do not march smartly to the resident drummer, retribution follows.
• But with Castro's health in question, his younger brother Ral, the world's longest serving Defense Minister, has smartly consolidated his claim as Fidel's most likely successor.
• it's extremely smartly executed.

• cleverly
• vigorously
• modishly
• sprucely

News & Articles

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• Sugary Breakfasts: Morning Meals With More Sugar Than A Snickers Bar
  It has been said that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, which is all the more reason to make sure you're eating smartly for it.
  June 15, 2013 - The Huffington Post
• CHELSEA: ‘Miles & Ellie’ to grace Purple Rose stage
  CHELSEA — Don Zolidis, a regular contributing playwright for the Purple Rose Theatre Company, will once again take visitors who come to Jeff Daniel’s stage on a touching, intelligent ride with smartly written characters in his June 20 world premiere show.
  June 15, 2013 - The Chelsea Standard
• Album review: Harry Connick Jr.'s 'Every Man Should Know'
  Before there was Michael Bublé, there was Harry Connick Jr.: a straight-talking, good-looking, smartly dressed pop-jazz crooner refashioning old music for young people. (Old people tuned in anyway.)
  June 13, 2013 - Los Angeles Times

Quotes

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• Barack Obama in Channel News Asia
  My bottom line is that we cannot allow Al-Qaeda to operate, we cannot have safe havens in that region. And we're going to have to work both smartly and with consistency,Obama said.
• Lleyton Hewitt in Forbes
  I tried to mix myself up to use it smartly, work the angles, not let him get into a rhythm out there where he feels like he can just go for it, lash out on a few,Hewitt said. "I felt like I was playing on my terms."