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View definitions for capably

capably

adverb as in ably

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I am pausing to regroup with myself, to try to understand what happened more fully and proceed more capably.

From Salon

However, this heavy theme doesn’t get in the way of the campy thrills of “Smile 2,” capably carried with both sincerity and just enough winking humor by Scott, who is in every scene of the film shredding her soul — and vocal chords.

Democrats are more capably defending seats in a slew of other tough races.

From Slate

Squibb is a delightful presence, capably handling the humor and the heart of the story, and demonstrating true grit too, while the late, great Roundtree offers a warm, steadying presence.

A spokesman for Mr. Johnson said the speaker had the “utmost confidence in Congressmen Perry and Jackson to capably serve the American people on the Intelligence Committee.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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