Antonyms for reliablyre·li·ab·ly

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1. faithfully, dependably, reliablyadverb

   in a faithful manner

   "it always came on, faithfully, like the radio"

   Antonyms:
   unfaithfully, undependably, unreliably

   Synonyms:
   dependably, faithfully

How to use reliably in a sentence?

1. Executive Director Rita Sklar:

   It’s discrimination based on religion, or, in this case, perceived religion and is a violation of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, it isn’t based on that person’s behavior or anything they could reliably use that could be used to bar the person from the premises.

2. The California Police Chiefs Association:

   Publicly available, peer-reviewed studies conducted by independent research organizations conclude that the technology does not function reliably and that criminals can remove the markings easily in mere seconds.

3. Carissa Christensen:

   There's a huge, huge question about the cause of this failure, not from a point of view of finger-pointing, but for understanding if we should expect new vehicles to operate reliably from the beginning.

4. John Schilling:

   However, it will probably require another year or two of development before this missile can reliably and accurately hit high-value continental U.S. targets, particularly if fired under wartime conditions.

5. Andrew Cuomo:

   The more we know, the more reliably we can achieve the goal of total harm minimization : the reduction of health and life lost both to the virus, and to societal collapse, to the irreducible minimum, we should proceed in stages because that enables us to adjust and refine, even as we make progress toward normalcy.

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