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supplely

American  
[suhp-uh-lee, suhp-lee] / ˈsʌp ə li, ˈsʌp li /

adverb

  1. supply.


Example Sentences

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You have been a faithful staple, staying firm in slaws, adding a spray of color to salads, and supplely wrapping the meat and rice for my family’s stuffed cabbage for generations.

From Seattle Times

My limbs move supplely, I feel my joints strong, I breathe the air deeply.

From Literature

He stretched out as supplely as a yogi.

From New York Times

The voices of these two fine artists blended affectingly as they conveyed the hesitant longing of this lovely duet, supplely conducted by Fabio Luisi, who drew a crisp and stylish overall performance from the orchestra.

From New York Times

Totalitarian command-control economics have failed because free markets allocate resources more efficiently and supplely.

From Forbes