How to spell STATLY correctly?

If you meant to write "stately" but misspelled it as "statly", here are some correct suggestions. "Stately" refers to something grand or dignified. The correct spelling is essential for effective communication. So, consider using online spelling checkers, dictionaries or proofreading tools to ensure accurate spelling in the future.

• sadly Sadly, the concert was cancelled due to inclement weather.
• smartly She smartly avoided the traffic by taking an alternative route.
• stably Her income has allowed her to live stably and comfortably for many years.
• stael The stael declared that the king had no right to order the execution of the assassins.
• staidly I tend to dress staidly since I prefer staying in the same clothes day-in and day-out.
• stale The bread was stale and tasted terrible.
• stall
• stanley Stanley took the candy from the jar.
• starkly I found her starkly contrasting with the cheerful group of holidaymakers around her.
• startle The sudden noise from the fireworks did startle the dog.
• STAT
• state
• stately The mansion was quite stately.
• stater The coin collector was excited to add the rare stater to his collection.
• STATS I love analyzing sports stats to determine the best players on a team.
• statue I visited the Statue of Liberty in New York City.
• steely She had a steely determination to finish the project on time.
• stoutly She stoutly refused his offer.
• tartly I'm not sure if I'll be able to make it to the party, I feel a nasty tartly stomachache developing
• tautly The athlete's muscles stretched tautly as he prepared to run the marathon.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately