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effectively
adverb as in efficiently
Strongest matches
adequately, completely, definitely, dramatically, energetically, finally, forcefully, productively
Strong match
Weak matches
capably, cogently, conclusively, effectually, excellently, expertly, persuasively, tellingly
Example Sentences
"In urgent scenarios where rapid intervention is required, even minor delays could potentially lead to serious safety issues. For the vehicle automation industry, this underscores the need to explore solutions and develop systems that minimise remote driver distractions and manage cognitive workload effectively. It also calls for improved human-machine interfaces and advanced driver warning systems to ensure that remote drivers can maintain optimal workload and situational awareness so that they can respond promptly and effectively."
This finding suggests that blocking CD2 may effectively reduce the inflammatory response in HS, providing a potential new therapeutic avenue for managing symptoms and improving patient quality of life.
While freeholders buy the land beneath their property, leaseholders effectively buy the right to live in a property for a fixed period of time.
RAS inhibitors are widely and effectively used for managing high blood pressure.
This new technique allowed the team to detect signs of natural selection more effectively than traditional methods.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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