How to spell SKILY correctly?

The correct spelling for "skily" could be "skillfully" or "skilfully". These suggestions maintain the intended meaning, conveying the idea of performing a task with proficiency or expertise. Using the correct spelling ensures effective communication and avoids any confusion or misinterpretation of the intended message.

• gaily The children were gaily dressed in colorful costumes for the Halloween party.
• huskily He spoke huskily, his voice thick with emotion.
• kilo
• riskily He drove riskily down the highway.
• sadly Sadly, we won't be able to make it to the concert tonight.
• sail The wind was strong, making it easy for the boat to sail through the ocean.
• sally Sally was very excited to go to the party.
• scaly The crocodile had scaly skin.
• sexily The model walked down the runway sexily, causing heads to turn.
• shakily I felt shakily on wobbly legs as I made my way back to my room.
• sicily The ancient kingdom of Sicily was once one of the most powerful in Europe.
• silk She wore a silk dress to their reception.
• silkily Sally's silkily flowing hair cascaded down her back.
• silky A silky smooth feel.
• sill I accidentally kicked the sill of the door while entering the room.
• silly I can't believe she chose that silly outfit to wear to the party.
• silo Inside the silo, the farmers stored their wheat.
• ski I am planning to ski in the Swiss Alps next winter.
• skid
• Skied I skied down the mountain and felt the rush of the frigid wind against my face.
• skier
• Skies The skies were clear, creating a beautiful backdrop for the sunset.
• skiff The fisherman took his trusty skiff out onto the lake.
• skill This is an important skill to have.
• skills I have developed my writing skills through practice and experience.
• skim I'll skim the reading material for the test.
• skin I have sensitive skin, so I always choose skincare products carefully.
• skinny I can't believe she's skinny!
• skip I always skip breakfast because I'm never hungry in the morning.
• skirt She wore a flowy skirt that fluttered in the breeze.
• skis I need to put my skis on the car.
• skit We were forced to watch a skit in history class.
• skive I'd like to skive off work today, but my boss would never approve.
• skulk The thief tried to skulk away unnoticed, but the security camera caught him.
• skull There was a skull on the porch.
• sky The sun was setting and the sky was painted with all shades of orange and pink.
• sly Don't be so sly, you know you like it.
• slyly I think she was slyly trying to embarrass me.
• smile She wore a bright smile on her face when she saw her family waiting for her at the airport.
• smiley I always add a smiley face to my text messages to show that I am happy.
• soil I need to loosen the soil before planting.
• spill
• stile She struggled to climb over the stile due to her fear of heights.
• still
• sulkily After being scolded for not doing his chores, the boy walked away sulkily.
• sully I eagerly sully through the pages of my favorite book.
• surly She was surly to him after he tried to help her.
• swill
• swirly The swirly design on the dress made it look more playful.
• WKLY I'm looking for the WKLY station on the radio.

Apsolutly

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