crispily
/ˈkrɪs.pɪ.li/
adverb
- In a way that is firm, fresh, and breaks easily, especially when describing food or leaves.
- The autumn leaves rustled crispily under our feet.
- The apple crunched crispily as she bit into it.
- He toasted the bread until it crackled crispily.
- In a clear, sharp, and decisive manner, especially when speaking or giving instructions.
- She answered the question crispily and moved on to the next topic.
- The teacher spoke crispily, leaving no room for confusion.
- The general gave his orders crispily, and the soldiers obeyed at once.
- In a neat, tidy, and well-defined way, often referring to appearance or style.
- The new banknotes were stacked crispily in the drawer.
- The photograph showed the mountain peaks outlined crispily against the blue sky.
- He dressed crispily in a pressed white shirt and dark trousers.