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Definition of briskly in English: brisklyadverb ˈbrɪskliˈbrɪskli 1In an active, quick, or energetic way. she walked briskly into the building tickets have been selling briskly Example sentencesExamples - With his use of the moving camera paired with visually compatible, we move briskly through the action.
- She zipped up her jacket and briskly made her way across lawns and through alleys.
- He is a master at briskly paced action movies.
- The kite is lifted by about 20 boys and is carried briskly around the corner to the waiting truck.
- The guard walks away briskly, passing us and not offering so much as a smile.
- The three boys walked briskly on the sand.
- The briskly defined lift of his baton is especially stimulating to the dancers.
- Briskly running up the hillside, it shook its beautiful head and bowed it in respect before dashing off into the woods.
- He does a good, workmanlike job with this, keeping the plot moving along briskly.
- Some medieval romances were alive and well and selling briskly well into the 19th century.
- 1.1 In an impatient or brusque way.
he replied briskly that no one at his school had ever gone truant Example sentencesExamples - I was speaking to him the way I would if I were training a dog—firmly, briskly, not cruelly.
- When asked whether she has any disagreements Jean, she briskly snaps, "Absolutely not."
- The court disposed of the argument briskly.
- She deals briskly with the delusion that filling up your diary may give you the feeling that you have life under control.
- "Come on. Now!" she said, briskly.
- She remains briskly stoic even as the client's petulance escalates.
- It is at once highly entertaining and briskly sobering.
- The moment he finished giving orders, she nodded briskly, impatiently even.
- The man was talking briskly now, snapping instructions at me.
- Clive briskly led him into the back, pausing at every table just long enough to assure his customers that there was no problem.
- 1.2 In a cold but pleasantly invigorating way.
the wind blew fairly briskly we spent our day swimming in the briskly cold water Example sentencesExamples - The cold wind made the fabric of my tent flap like wet laundry hanging on a clothesline on a briskly windy spring day.
- The wind was briskly blowing after a cold front rolled through during the night.
- We all sat around on this briskly cold morning to talk.
- I rolled down my windows slightly and the briskly cold night air blew in.
- The hurricane was two days away, but the wind was already blowing briskly.
Definition of briskly in US English: brisklyadverbˈbrisklēˈbrɪskli 1In an active, quick, or energetic way. she walked briskly into the building tickets have been selling briskly Example sentencesExamples - The kite is lifted by about 20 boys and is carried briskly around the corner to the waiting truck.
- Briskly running up the hillside, it shook its beautiful head and bowed it in respect before dashing off into the woods.
- The three boys walked briskly on the sand.
- She zipped up her jacket and briskly made her way across lawns and through alleys.
- The guard walks away briskly, passing us and not offering so much as a smile.
- He does a good, workmanlike job with this, keeping the plot moving along briskly.
- He is a master at briskly paced action movies.
- The briskly defined lift of his baton is especially stimulating to the dancers.
- Some medieval romances were alive and well and selling briskly well into the 19th century.
- With his use of the moving camera paired with visually compatible, we move briskly through the action.
- 1.1 In an impatient or brusque way.
"we've never dated, if that's what you're asking," she replied briskly Example sentencesExamples - It is at once highly entertaining and briskly sobering.
- Clive briskly led him into the back, pausing at every table just long enough to assure his customers that there was no problem.
- "Come on. Now!" she said, briskly.
- She remains briskly stoic even as the client's petulance escalates.
- She deals briskly with the delusion that filling up your diary may give you the feeling that you have life under control.
- The court disposed of the argument briskly.
- The moment he finished giving orders, she nodded briskly, impatiently even.
- I was speaking to him the way I would if I were training a dog—firmly, briskly, not cruelly.
- The man was talking briskly now, snapping instructions at me.
- When asked whether she has any disagreements Jean, she briskly snaps, "Absolutely not."
- 1.2 In a cold but pleasantly invigorating way.
the wind blew fairly briskly we spent our day swimming in the briskly cold water Example sentencesExamples - The wind was briskly blowing after a cold front rolled through during the night.
- The cold wind made the fabric of my tent flap like wet laundry hanging on a clothesline on a briskly windy spring day.
- We all sat around on this briskly cold morning to talk.
- I rolled down my windows slightly and the briskly cold night air blew in.
- The hurricane was two days away, but the wind was already blowing briskly.
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