neatly

adv

Etymology: Etymology tree English neat Middle English -ly English -ly English neatly From neat + -ly.

1. In a neat manner.

   “I was delighted to see A Woman's Place take a stand against censorship. But I noted with some cynicism that the exhibit failed to include any of the numerous publications suppressed by institutions of the feminist community. It thus neatly avoided acknowledging the role being played by the women's movement as a force for censorship (and the rather sordid past of A Woman's Place itself).”