Definition of readily in English:

readily

adverb ˈrɛdɪliˈrɛdəli

1Without hesitation or reluctance; willingly.
he readily admits that the new car surpasses its predecessors
Example sentencesExamples
- Later on I was requested to help in the appeal filed by the man and I readily agreed.
- He readily admits that it is a dream job for someone who has been passionate about cars since boyhood.
- Star voices not only draw eager listeners but also their message is readily accepted.
- He asked me then to contribute to the document on the issue of wildlife and I readily agreed.
- My usual mistake springs readily to mind, and this simple action quickly solves the problem.
- Eddington readily conceded that the company's assumptions may quickly be blown off course.
- He talked readily and, as though he sensed my nervousness at making contact with him, he did his best to put me at my ease.
- McGee readily admits that he was a big political influence in his teenage years.
- There would be a reluctance to readily dispense with them unless absolutely required.
- She readily admitted to performing the black magic associated with witches.
- He has readily quoted it in support of his own Calverley and Farsley ward.
- Things are not quite so heady just yet around south west Scotland, as Donna readily acknowledges.
- Instead of readily agreeing to be re-tested, Annus talked of being treated like a criminal.
- New ideas are not always readily accepted, and so it was with this dialogical project.
- Perhaps the best thing to do is to use a journal place-holder note more readily when things get too fraught for me.
- Joe readily admits that he was persuaded to play the leading character over a few drinks.
- She readily posed for group photos with that characteristic smile always on her lips.
- Ferguson readily admits he has never been in as bad a situation as the one he is faced with now.
- How odd, though, that such a self-styled patriot can cast his loyalties aside so readily.
- Yet, as he readily admits, this sanction was used just eight times last year.
Synonyms
willingly, without hesitation, unhesitatingly, gladly, happily, cheerfully, with pleasure, with good grace, without reluctance, ungrudgingly, voluntarily
eagerly, promptly, quickly
freely
1. 1.1 Without delay or difficulty; easily.
  as submodifier transport is readily available
  Example sentencesExamples
  Thus these rays are readily absorbed by the body along with their therapeutic values.
  Nor are grandparents or other extended family members so readily available for nursing duties.
  The young couple are calling for more information about meningitis to be made more readily available.
  Since Christmas is usually a family affair, this should be readily available.
  This can reduce symptoms, but permits infections to take hold more readily.
  This is not a society in which communal political ideologies will readily seize hold.
  The gnarled brown root is readily available in our supermarkets and not expensive.
  Second hand office furniture is readily available and can easily be given a new lease of life.
  For example cows in heat or those with health problems can be readily identified.
  The short answer is to hightail it out of the capital to where large and detached homes are more readily available.
  His liturgical assistants will be readily available now that so many women serve at sea.
  It's a great way to spice up spuds - all the flavours are readily absorbed while the potatoes are hot.
  Yet, his age is not readily apparent in the middle of these discussions or interviews.
  As you would expect, car hire is readily available, but don't discount the local bus services.
  Pots of the bulbs in flower are readily available at this time of year.
  Moreover, the Oakfield Campus could readily swallow up the entire teaching facility.
  The Society is fortunate to have such a specialist readily available to step into Roger's shoes.
  Seed is readily available from stock centres and gives small, easily grown plants.
  Lime grows quickly, is handsome looking, and can be readily clipped or pollarded.
  Expert advice is readily available to any person doing restoration work if needed.
  Synonyms
  easily, with ease, without difficulty, effortlessly

Definition of readily in US English:

readily

adverbˈredəlēˈrɛdəli

1Without hesitation or reluctance; willingly.
he readily admits that the new car surpasses its predecessors
Example sentencesExamples
- Instead of readily agreeing to be re-tested, Annus talked of being treated like a criminal.
- She readily admitted to performing the black magic associated with witches.
- There would be a reluctance to readily dispense with them unless absolutely required.
- He asked me then to contribute to the document on the issue of wildlife and I readily agreed.
- Ferguson readily admits he has never been in as bad a situation as the one he is faced with now.
- Perhaps the best thing to do is to use a journal place-holder note more readily when things get too fraught for me.
- He talked readily and, as though he sensed my nervousness at making contact with him, he did his best to put me at my ease.
- Yet, as he readily admits, this sanction was used just eight times last year.
- He has readily quoted it in support of his own Calverley and Farsley ward.
- How odd, though, that such a self-styled patriot can cast his loyalties aside so readily.
- She readily posed for group photos with that characteristic smile always on her lips.
- New ideas are not always readily accepted, and so it was with this dialogical project.
- McGee readily admits that he was a big political influence in his teenage years.
- Star voices not only draw eager listeners but also their message is readily accepted.
- Joe readily admits that he was persuaded to play the leading character over a few drinks.
- Things are not quite so heady just yet around south west Scotland, as Donna readily acknowledges.
- My usual mistake springs readily to mind, and this simple action quickly solves the problem.
- Eddington readily conceded that the company's assumptions may quickly be blown off course.
- He readily admits that it is a dream job for someone who has been passionate about cars since boyhood.
- Later on I was requested to help in the appeal filed by the man and I readily agreed.
Synonyms
willingly, without hesitation, unhesitatingly, gladly, happily, cheerfully, with pleasure, with good grace, without reluctance, ungrudgingly, voluntarily
1. 1.1 Without delay or difficulty; easily.
  as submodifier illegal fireworks are readily available
  Example sentencesExamples
  Second hand office furniture is readily available and can easily be given a new lease of life.
  Lime grows quickly, is handsome looking, and can be readily clipped or pollarded.
  Seed is readily available from stock centres and gives small, easily grown plants.
  Pots of the bulbs in flower are readily available at this time of year.
  Thus these rays are readily absorbed by the body along with their therapeutic values.
  Since Christmas is usually a family affair, this should be readily available.
  This is not a society in which communal political ideologies will readily seize hold.
  The Society is fortunate to have such a specialist readily available to step into Roger's shoes.
  The young couple are calling for more information about meningitis to be made more readily available.
  His liturgical assistants will be readily available now that so many women serve at sea.
  As you would expect, car hire is readily available, but don't discount the local bus services.
  The gnarled brown root is readily available in our supermarkets and not expensive.
  For example cows in heat or those with health problems can be readily identified.
  Nor are grandparents or other extended family members so readily available for nursing duties.
  Yet, his age is not readily apparent in the middle of these discussions or interviews.
  Expert advice is readily available to any person doing restoration work if needed.
  The short answer is to hightail it out of the capital to where large and detached homes are more readily available.
  Moreover, the Oakfield Campus could readily swallow up the entire teaching facility.
  This can reduce symptoms, but permits infections to take hold more readily.
  It's a great way to spice up spuds - all the flavours are readily absorbed while the potatoes are hot.
  Synonyms
  easily, with ease, without difficulty, effortlessly

单词	readily
释义	Definition of readily in English: readily adverb ˈrɛdɪliˈrɛdəli 1Without hesitation or reluctance; willingly. he readily admits that the new car surpasses its predecessors Example sentencesExamples Later on I was requested to help in the appeal filed by the man and I readily agreed. He readily admits that it is a dream job for someone who has been passionate about cars since boyhood. Star voices not only draw eager listeners but also their message is readily accepted. He asked me then to contribute to the document on the issue of wildlife and I readily agreed. My usual mistake springs readily to mind, and this simple action quickly solves the problem. Eddington readily conceded that the company's assumptions may quickly be blown off course. He talked readily and, as though he sensed my nervousness at making contact with him, he did his best to put me at my ease. McGee readily admits that he was a big political influence in his teenage years. There would be a reluctance to readily dispense with them unless absolutely required. She readily admitted to performing the black magic associated with witches. He has readily quoted it in support of his own Calverley and Farsley ward. Things are not quite so heady just yet around south west Scotland, as Donna readily acknowledges. Instead of readily agreeing to be re-tested, Annus talked of being treated like a criminal. New ideas are not always readily accepted, and so it was with this dialogical project. Perhaps the best thing to do is to use a journal place-holder note more readily when things get too fraught for me. Joe readily admits that he was persuaded to play the leading character over a few drinks. She readily posed for group photos with that characteristic smile always on her lips. Ferguson readily admits he has never been in as bad a situation as the one he is faced with now. How odd, though, that such a self-styled patriot can cast his loyalties aside so readily. Yet, as he readily admits, this sanction was used just eight times last year. Synonyms willingly, without hesitation, unhesitatingly, gladly, happily, cheerfully, with pleasure, with good grace, without reluctance, ungrudgingly, voluntarily eagerly, promptly, quickly freely 1.1 Without delay or difficulty; easily. as submodifier transport is readily available Example sentencesExamples Thus these rays are readily absorbed by the body along with their therapeutic values. Nor are grandparents or other extended family members so readily available for nursing duties. The young couple are calling for more information about meningitis to be made more readily available. Since Christmas is usually a family affair, this should be readily available. This can reduce symptoms, but permits infections to take hold more readily. This is not a society in which communal political ideologies will readily seize hold. The gnarled brown root is readily available in our supermarkets and not expensive. Second hand office furniture is readily available and can easily be given a new lease of life. For example cows in heat or those with health problems can be readily identified. The short answer is to hightail it out of the capital to where large and detached homes are more readily available. His liturgical assistants will be readily available now that so many women serve at sea. It's a great way to spice up spuds - all the flavours are readily absorbed while the potatoes are hot. Yet, his age is not readily apparent in the middle of these discussions or interviews. As you would expect, car hire is readily available, but don't discount the local bus services. Pots of the bulbs in flower are readily available at this time of year. Moreover, the Oakfield Campus could readily swallow up the entire teaching facility. The Society is fortunate to have such a specialist readily available to step into Roger's shoes. Seed is readily available from stock centres and gives small, easily grown plants. Lime grows quickly, is handsome looking, and can be readily clipped or pollarded. Expert advice is readily available to any person doing restoration work if needed. Synonyms easily, with ease, without difficulty, effortlessly Definition of readily in US English: readily adverbˈredəlēˈrɛdəli 1Without hesitation or reluctance; willingly. he readily admits that the new car surpasses its predecessors Example sentencesExamples Instead of readily agreeing to be re-tested, Annus talked of being treated like a criminal. She readily admitted to performing the black magic associated with witches. There would be a reluctance to readily dispense with them unless absolutely required. He asked me then to contribute to the document on the issue of wildlife and I readily agreed. Ferguson readily admits he has never been in as bad a situation as the one he is faced with now. Perhaps the best thing to do is to use a journal place-holder note more readily when things get too fraught for me. He talked readily and, as though he sensed my nervousness at making contact with him, he did his best to put me at my ease. Yet, as he readily admits, this sanction was used just eight times last year. He has readily quoted it in support of his own Calverley and Farsley ward. How odd, though, that such a self-styled patriot can cast his loyalties aside so readily. She readily posed for group photos with that characteristic smile always on her lips. New ideas are not always readily accepted, and so it was with this dialogical project. McGee readily admits that he was a big political influence in his teenage years. Star voices not only draw eager listeners but also their message is readily accepted. Joe readily admits that he was persuaded to play the leading character over a few drinks. Things are not quite so heady just yet around south west Scotland, as Donna readily acknowledges. My usual mistake springs readily to mind, and this simple action quickly solves the problem. Eddington readily conceded that the company's assumptions may quickly be blown off course. He readily admits that it is a dream job for someone who has been passionate about cars since boyhood. Later on I was requested to help in the appeal filed by the man and I readily agreed. Synonyms willingly, without hesitation, unhesitatingly, gladly, happily, cheerfully, with pleasure, with good grace, without reluctance, ungrudgingly, voluntarily 1.1 Without delay or difficulty; easily. as submodifier illegal fireworks are readily available Example sentencesExamples Second hand office furniture is readily available and can easily be given a new lease of life. Lime grows quickly, is handsome looking, and can be readily clipped or pollarded. Seed is readily available from stock centres and gives small, easily grown plants. Pots of the bulbs in flower are readily available at this time of year. Thus these rays are readily absorbed by the body along with their therapeutic values. Since Christmas is usually a family affair, this should be readily available. This is not a society in which communal political ideologies will readily seize hold. The Society is fortunate to have such a specialist readily available to step into Roger's shoes. The young couple are calling for more information about meningitis to be made more readily available. His liturgical assistants will be readily available now that so many women serve at sea. As you would expect, car hire is readily available, but don't discount the local bus services. The gnarled brown root is readily available in our supermarkets and not expensive. For example cows in heat or those with health problems can be readily identified. Nor are grandparents or other extended family members so readily available for nursing duties. Yet, his age is not readily apparent in the middle of these discussions or interviews. Expert advice is readily available to any person doing restoration work if needed. The short answer is to hightail it out of the capital to where large and detached homes are more readily available. Moreover, the Oakfield Campus could readily swallow up the entire teaching facility. This can reduce symptoms, but permits infections to take hold more readily. It's a great way to spice up spuds - all the flavours are readily absorbed while the potatoes are hot. Synonyms easily, with ease, without difficulty, effortlessly
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