trimly

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trimly

He was trimly attired for the important meeting.

Definition
  1. Adverb:
    • In a neat, orderly, or smart manner: "trimly" describes the way something is done with neatness, good order, or a smart appearance. It often relates to being well-groomed, tidy, or efficiently arranged.
Usage Examples
  • Adverb:
    • The soldiers stood trimly in line for inspection. (The soldiers stood in a neat and orderly line.)
    • She kept her garden trimly maintained. (She kept her garden in a tidy and well-ordered state.)
    • The report was trimly written, with no unnecessary details. (The report was written in a concise and orderly way.)
Advanced Usage
  • "Trimly tailored": describing clothing that fits very neatly and smartly.
    • He wore a trimly tailored suit to the interview. (His suit was made to fit him very neatly and smartly.)
  • "Trimly managed": describing something operated or controlled in an efficient and orderly way.
    • The small business was trimly managed, with minimal waste. (The business was run in a very efficient and orderly manner.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Trim (adjective): neat and smart in appearance.
    • He has a trim beard. (His beard is neat and well-groomed.)
  • Trim (verb): to make something neat or of the desired size or form by cutting away irregular or unwanted parts.
    • She trimmed the hedge. (She cut the hedge to make it neat.)
  • Trimness (noun): the quality or state of being trim.
    • The trimness of his appearance was impressive. (The neatness of his appearance was impressive.)
Synonyms
  • Neatly: in a tidy and orderly way.
  • Smartly: in a brisk, neat, and stylish manner.
  • Tidily: in a neat and orderly way.
  • Sprucely: in a neat, smart, and trim manner.
Antonyms
  • Untidily: in a messy or disordered way.
  • Sloppily: in a careless and untidy way.
  • Messily: in a disordered or dirty state.
Related Phrases
  • In trim: in good physical condition; fit.
    • He keeps in trim by running every day. (He stays fit by running.)
  • Trim one's sails: to adapt or adjust one's plans or actions to suit new conditions, often by reducing costs or ambitions.
    • After the budget cuts, the department had to trim its sails. (The department had to adjust its plans to use less money.)
trimly

He was trimly attired for the important meeting.

Adverb
  1. in a trim manner
    • he was trimly attired

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