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successfully

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suc·cess·ful  (sk-ssfl)
adj.
1. Having a favorable outcome: a successful heart transplant.
2. Having obtained something desired or intended: was successful in stopping the leak of oil.
3. Having achieved wealth or eminence: a successful architect.
suc·cessful·ly adv.
suc·cessful·ness n.
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Adv.1.successfully - with success; in a successful manner; "she performed the surgery successfully"
unsuccessfully - without success; "she tried unsuccessfully to persuade him to buy a new car"
successfully
adverb well, favourably, in triumph, with flying colours, famously (informal) swimmingly, victoriously
Translations
successfully [səkˈsɛsfulɪ] adv → con éxito
successfully [səkˈsɛsfəlɪ] success adv → avec succès
successfully [səkˈsɛsfəlɪ] success adv → erfolgreich, mit Erfolg
successfully [səkˈsɛsfəlɪ] adv → con successo


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Leslie wrote that the operation had been successfully performed and that Dick was making a good recovery.
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Spite, of course, might overcome everything, all my doubts, and so might serve quite successfully in place of a primary cause, precisely because it is not a cause.
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I have many friends in America, I feel a grateful interest in the country, I hope and believe it will successfully work out a problem of the highest importance to the whole human race.
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