Synonyms for Successfully
suc·cess·ful·ly

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1. successfullyadverb

   Synonyms:
   satisfyingly, proficiently, efficiently, properly, favorably, capably, satisfactorily, competently, efficaciously, agreeably, adequately

2. successfullyadverb

   In a successful manner; with success; without failing.

   Synonyms:
   agreeably, satisfyingly, efficaciously, competently, favorably, adequately, satisfactorily, efficiently, capably, proficiently, properly

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1. successfullyadverb

   with success; in a successful manner

   "she performed the surgery successfully"

   Antonyms:
   unsuccessfully

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1. List of paraphrases for "successfully":

   successful, correctly, satisfactorily, success, properly, effectively, smoothly, fruitfully, sucessfully

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1. Nicole Thometz:

   In order for us to successfully release, an otter cannot become habituated to humans. Not for food. Not for any positive interaction.

2. Bob Iger:

   Nothing is more important to us than getting this right, we remain confident in our strategy and our ability to successfully execute it.

3. Emily Chapman:

   By and large our children have very active and responsive immune systems, and so we suspect that smaller doses of vaccine will trigger an adequate response in a child to successfully fight off infection.

4. Jatupat Boonpattararaksa:

   The soldiers have successfully built fear here, referendum or no referendum, they've won.

5. The Marine:

   During OT-1, we wanted to prove that non-test F-35B aircraft could be operated and sustained aboard an L-class ship, we successfully did that. The two weeks of operational testing assessed the aircraft's integration with the U.S. Navy ship and crew, operating a wide array of flight and deck operations.