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How to spell HARMLY correctly?

The word "harmly" may be a misspelling of "harmlay" or "harmlessly". "Harmlay" means to harm in a manner that is not malicious, while "harmlessly" means without causing harm or damage. It would depend on the context of the text in which the misspelling appears as to which suggestion would be the correct one.

List of suggestions on how to spell harmly correctly

  • firmly She held on firmly to the railing to keep from slipping on the wet steps.
  • hammy The actor's performance in the play was so hammy that it was hard to take the drama seriously.
  • haply Haply, the lost key was found under the couch.
  • Hardily Despite the weather conditions, he hardily completed the marathon.
  • hardly
  • Harley Harley had always dreamed of riding a motorcycle across the country.
  • harm I don't want to harm anyone with my words.
  • harmed The old building was badly harmed by the strong earthquake.
  • Harmon
  • harmony Love and harmony are essential to a happy life.
  • harms The smoke from the fire harms your lungs.
  • harshly She harshly scolded him for his mistake.
  • hazily After staying up all night, John hazily stumbled into work the next morning.
  • Termly I go to the park termly.
  • warmly She hugged him tightly, warmly thanking him for saving her life.

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