Definitions
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- adverb   With great skill orknowledge .
Etymologies
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Examples
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								The team is well-balanced with Johnson distributing and rarely shooting, Avant being a defensive specialist and Bodden and Morentin passing adeptly from the low blocks. 
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								He made his name by adeptly adding to the jazz legacy of his hometown of New Orleans even as his music has grown increasingly progressive. 
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								But, as one of his own commenters pointed out so adeptly, that is precisely the point: 
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								But, as one of his own commenters pointed out so adeptly, that is precisely the point: 
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								But, as one of his own commenters pointed out so adeptly, that is precisely the point: 
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								But, as one of his own commenters pointed out so adeptly, that is precisely the point: 
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								But, as one of his own commenters pointed out so adeptly, that is precisely the point: 
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								But, as one of his own commenters pointed out so adeptly, that is precisely the point: 
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								I previously noted how "adeptly" Goldman Sachs manages its risk: "Goldman's Undisclosed Role in AIG's Distress". Janet Tavakoli: Goldman Sachs Responds To The New York Times 2009 
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								I previously noted how "adeptly" Goldman Sachs manages its risk: " The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Janet Tavakoli 2009 
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