IPA: /ˈspraɪli/
KK: /sprɪlaɪ/
In a lively and energetic way, often used to describe someone who is active and agile, especially in older age.
Despite her age, she moved spryly around the dance floor, impressing everyone with her energy.
**Spryly** → The word 'spryly' is derived from 'spry' (from Middle English *spry*, meaning lively or active) and the suffix '-ly' (meaning in a manner of). Thus, 'spryly' means in a lively or active manner.
Think of someone being 'lively' or 'active' ('spry') and how they do things 'in a manner of' ('-ly'). This helps you remember that 'spryly' describes doing something in a lively way.
No commonly confused words.