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91adequately — adv. sufficiently, suitably; passably, tolerably …
92średnio na jeża — 1) Ani bardzo јle ani bardzo dobrze; przeciętnie; znośnie; możliwie Eng. Neither very badly nor very well; ordinarily; passably 2) Około; mniej więcej; w przybliżeniu Eng. About; approximately …
93passable — adjective 1》 good enough to be acceptable. 2》 clear of obstacles and able to be travelled along or on. Derivatives passably adverb …
94so-so — I. a. Indifferent, mediocre, tolerable, middling, passable, ordinary. II. ad. Indifferently, middlingly, passably, moderately, tolerably …
95all right — 1. adjective 1) the tea was all right Syn: satisfactory, acceptable, adequate, fairly good, passable, reasonable; informal so so, ‘comme ci, comme ça, ’ OK, jake Ant: unsatisfactory 2) are you all …
96fairly — adverb 1) all students were treated fairly Syn: justly, equitably, impartially, without bias, without prejudice, evenhandedly; lawfully, legally, legitimately, by the book; equally, the same 2) the pipes are in fairly good condition Syn …
97moderately — adverb a moderately successful farmer Syn: somewhat, quite, rather, fairly, reasonably, comparatively, relatively, to some extent; tolerably, passably, adequately; informal pretty …
98relatively — adverb today s puzzle is relatively easy Syn: comparatively, by comparison; quite, fairly, reasonably, rather, somewhat, to a (certain) degree, tolerably, passably; informal pretty, kind of, kinda, sort of …
99enough — adj 1. sufficient, adequate, Archaic. enow; ample, abundant, plenteous, plentiful, Inf. plenty. n 2. sufficiency, adequacy, competency; amplitude, full measure, Latin, quantum sufficit; abundance, copiousness, plenty, plenitude, plenteousness,… …
100fairly — adv 1. equitably, justly, impartially, dispassionately; rightly, legitimately, properly, honestly, candidly, reasonably. 2. moderately, tolerably, passably; amply, sufficiently, adequately; somewhat, sort of, rather, pretty well. 3. actually,… …
