ripely
/ˈraɪpli/
adverb
- In a way that is fully grown and ready to be eaten, especially for fruit.
- She bit into the apple, which was ripely sweet and juicy.
- The tomatoes ripely reddened in the summer sun.
- The peaches hung ripely on the tree, ready for picking.
- In a fully developed or mature manner, often used figuratively.
- His skills had ripely matured after years of practice.
- The plan had ripely considered all possible risks.
- The idea ripely emerged after long discussion.
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