readily — willingly and without hesitation; easily and quickly
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: willingly and without hesitation; easily and quickly
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈredɪli/
Korean meaning: 기꺼이, 쉽게; 즉시, 손쉽게
Korean pronunciation: 레-딜-리 (강세: 레)
Example Sentences
- My dog readily eats anything, including my homework.
- Information is readily available on the internet these days.
- He readily admits that he can't cook anything except instant noodles.
readily
ADVERB//ˈredɪli//
willingly and without hesitation; easily and quickly
Volunteering willingly without hesitation
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She readily carries the load heavily, climbing steadily!
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Origin
From the English adjective 'ready' (meaning prepared or willing), which comes from Old English 'ræde' meaning prepared or equipped, combined with the adverbial suffix '-ly' to form an adverb.
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“My dog readily eats anything, including my homework.”
“Information is readily available on the internet these days.”
“He readily admits that he can't cook anything except instant noodles.”
“The teacher readily answered all the students' questions.”
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