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superbly
[soo-pur-blee, suh-]
adverb
in an admirably fine or excellent way; extremely well.
It was a wonderful lecture series, superbly thought out and delivered.
richly or grandly; sumptuously.
The summer house we rented was superbly appointed and close to all amenities.
in a way that is imposing, awesome, or majestic.
The clear Caribbean waters are filled with superbly varied colors and shapes.
Word History and Origins
Origin of superbly1
Example Sentences
The world number 81 started superbly but had to withstand a Medvedev fightback, with the Russian frequently switching from irate to dialled in as he forced a fifth set.
Howe, though, managed the instability superbly, recovering from an indifferent start to lead his side to that long-awaited trophy, then changing the club's landscape even further by taking them back into the Champions League.
The England goalkeeper, who superbly kept out Omar Marmoush's penalty by diving full stretch to his right among a string of fine saves, inspired the Eagles to a 1-0 win at Wembley.
Gauff, who reached the French Open final three years ago, returned superbly from the start and also dug deep in service games when required.
Liverpool also have Caoimhin Kelleher, who has always stepped up superbly whenever Alisson has been absent through injury, but the Republic of Ireland man's long-term future at the club is uncertain.
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