fatly
/ˈfætli/
adverb
- In a way that is thick, wide, or bulky.
- The book sat fatly on the shelf, too large to fit with the others.
- The old sofa cushions bulged fatly under the new fabric.
- She spread the butter fatly across the bread.
- In a way that shows wealth or abundance; richly.
- The land produced fatly, yielding more crops than ever before.
- He lived fatly off his inheritance, never worrying about money.
- The company's profits grew fatly over the next quarter.
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