crisply

Strong, young, crisply uniformed, he or she would shake, sigh, stare blankly, or cry, recounting variations of this statement.

Piazza Sempione was dominated by crisply pleated skirts and simple shirt-dresses.

The old man spoke briskly, even a little crisply—perhaps he always did when he addressed the mayor.

His mouth was grimly set, his hands steady, his voice crisply professional.

"You travel with the beasts—" the alien's accusation came crisply while the others gabbled.

Bruce caught her interest in the very fact that he had but little to say and said that crisply and well.

"Nevertheless, it is a necessary one," broke in Mr. Wedron, crisply.