First used in the mid-14th century, the adverb aptly, by way of the adjective apt, "appropriate or suitable," comes from the Latin word aptus, meaning "fit or suited." A dog called Snoozy who lies around on the couch all day is aptly named, and a newspaper obituary that perfectly sums up your grandfather's life aptly ...
What does aptly mean in the dictionary?
: in an apt manner : in a way that is fitting or appropriate …
How do you use aptly in a sentence?
Aptly in a Sentence ?
- When my aunt labels my moody uncle as grumpy, she aptly refers to him.
- It is aptly said you are what you eat.
- If Jane cannot aptly explain the money transfer process, she will not be able to work in the bank.
