successfully
adverb
Everyday
- Successfully means in a way that achieves what you wanted or planned. tree →
- Successfully means without failing or going wrong. tree →
In the lessons
In school it is used for finishing tasks: «You have successfully completed the test». In science reports: «The experiment worked successfully». On computers and apps: «File saved successfully». In maths problems it may tell how many tries worked: «she successfully scored 7 of her 10 shots».
Examples
- She successfully climbed to the top of the wall. tree →
- The rocket was launched successfully. tree →
- You have successfully logged in. tree →
- The class successfully grew beans from seeds. tree →
- He successfully passed his swimming test. tree →
- Of the 20 free throws, Tom successfully scored 15. tree →
- The firefighters successfully rescued the cat. tree →
- The plan worked successfully. tree →
- Peter had made the journey to the treasure mountain successfully, without being found out by anybody. tree →
Note
Spelling: two «c», two «s», then «-fully» with two «l»: successfully. Adjective: successful; noun: success; opposite: unsuccessfully. In maths, «successfully scored 15 of 20» means 15 successes and 5 misses.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «successfully» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «successfully» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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