cannily
Adverb
Meaning
In a canny manner.
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more presciently than they superiors, these workers grasped the economic situation
Pete's even managed to stay open through the Prohibition by cannily disguising itself as a flower shop.
Damon cannily chooses Option C: Play the game straight and never stake your entire bankroll, yet take a calculated risk when the opportunity presents itself.
However, with his first museum show set for October, at the London’s ICA, Mr. Kassay may be cannily positioning his work in a long line of radical painters.
Having repositioned the catcher, Cobb cannily laid down a perfect bunt in front of the plate and easily beat the throw from a surprised Bengough.
In this moment, Powe cannily gives voice to readers’ own doubts about the plausibility of Canadian resistance and aggressively rebuts them.