crisply
/ˈkrɪspli/
adverb
- In a firm, sharp, and clear way, especially when describing how something is said or written.
- The instructions were written crisply and were easy to follow.
- She answered crisply, leaving no room for doubt.
- He crisply stated the facts of the case.
- In a way that is fresh, firm, and breaks easily, especially when describing food.
- The lettuce was chopped crisply for the salad.
- The bacon was cooked crisply, with a satisfying crunch.
- The crackers snapped crisply when I bit into them.
- In a neat, clean, and orderly manner, especially regarding appearance or movement.
- The soldiers marched crisply across the parade ground.
- Her uniform was pressed crisply, with sharp creases.
- The new bills were stacked crisply in the cash drawer.
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