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readily

[red-l-ee] / ˈrɛd l i /


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Ramogi argues that the idea of giving flowers is largely a foreign concept in Africa, which he says helps explain why the culture of gifting money is more readily embraced.

From BBC

In the municipal market, where state and local governments sell debt to build bridges and high schools, investors readily absorbed a surge in new bond issuance over the past few years.

From The Wall Street Journal

They paired those field data with laboratory experiments to measure how readily mosquitoes became infected after feeding on birds.

From Science Daily

He readily admits that the model has flaws: Some investors own more than one bitcoin, others own just a fraction of one, and some bitcoins have been lost forever.

From MarketWatch

But the head coach readily admitted his attack has "not quite functioned fully yet" as he attempts to bed his summer signings "into the team format".

From BBC