compatibly

Doing that compatibly with the civilian opposition won’t be easy: Last year, there was an outcry when the U.S. defense attache in Managua praised the army’s role in “stability.”

This particular Ravel work, which seemed to veer close to atonality in the third song, happened to fit compatibly within the contemplative moods of what came before.

Children of immigrants perform compatibly with their peers with Canadian-born parents in educational achievement.

The apartment dwellers and the house dwellers have lived compatibly for decades.

They are, of course, entirely different programs about entirely different subjects, but “Going Clear” and “Killing Jesus” cannot help but raise compatibly fair questions about the nature of religious belief.