Handily
[han-di-lee, -dl-ee] /ˈhæn dɪ li, -dl i/
adverb
1.
skillfully; dexterously; expertly:
to manage a boat handily.
2.
conveniently:
The books were handily at his side.
3.
easily:
We won handily.
4.
Midland U.S. rightly; readily:
You can’t handily blame him.
/ˈhændɪlɪ/
adverb
1.
in a handy way or manner
2.
conveniently or suitably: handily nearby
3.
(US & Canadian) easily: the horse won handily
adv.
“easily,” 1610s, from handy + -ly (2). Earlier it meant “done by hand” (late 14c.).
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