How to spell RIEDLY correctly?
If you meant to type "riedly" but realized it's incorrect, here are some possible suggestions to consider: "readily", meaning easily or willingly available; "riled", meaning annoyed or irritated; or "riddled", meaning full of holes or problems. Make sure to choose the word that fits your intended meaning.
List of suggestions on how to spell riedly correctly
- aridly The desert land stretched out before us, aridly barren and lacking any signs of life.
- briefly I will briefly summarize the key points of my presentation.
- diddly The man didn't earn diddly after losing all his money at the casino.
- fiddly The process of assembling the new furniture was so fiddly that it took us twice as long as we had anticipated.
- fixedly She stared fixedly at the clock, waiting for the minutes to pass.
- friendly The staff at the hotel were incredibly friendly and always willing to help.
- idly She sat idly by the window, gazing at the passing cars.
- kindly Kindly refrain from using inappropriate language in this forum.
- mildly I'm mildly interested in that topic, but I don't feel strongly about it either way.
- piddly He was disappointed with his piddly salary.
- Reddy
- reedy The pond had a reedy shoreline, covered with tall, thin grasses.
- rely As my car broke down, I had to rely on public transportation to get to work.
- reply I am awaiting a reply to my email.
- richly The artist's use of bold colors and intricate details in the painting demonstrated his style of richly decorated works.
- Riddle I enjoy trying to solve difficult riddles that challenge my mind.
- ridgy The ridgy path was difficult to walk on because of the rocks and bumps.
- Ridley Ridley Scott is a renowned film director known for his work in movies such as Alien, Blade Runner, and Gladiator.
- Riel Riel was a prominent Métis leader and political figure in Western Canada.
- rigidly The rules set by the administrator were followed rigidly.
- ripely The fruit was so ripely fragrant that it had attracted all the bees in the garden.
- ripply The surface of the lake looked ripply as a result of the gusty wind blowing over it.
- tiddly After two glasses of wine, she felt a little tiddly.
- tiredly She slumped into the couch and sighed tiredly, feeling drained after a long day at work.
- wildly She danced wildly at the concert, not caring who was watching.
