Results for tidily

Definitions of tidily:

Neatly.

Usage examples for tidily:

• It is an interesting sight to see the Thursday afternoon Women's meeting in the house of Mrs. Calhoun in Abeih, and to know that a large part of that company of bright, intelligent and tidily dressed young native women, who listen so intently to the Bible lesson, and join so heartily in singing the sweet songs of Zion, were trained up either in her own family, or under her own especial influence. "The Women of the Arabs", Henry Harris Jessup

• Even old nurse, who usually took charge- too much charge- of the light- hearted careless boys, was away; there was no one to " worry" about putting things by tidily wearing the proper clothes at the proper time, and so on. "Five Minutes' Stories", Mrs. (Mary Louisa) Molesworth

• Here the cousins had been at work, and all the climbing roses that clothed the wall with beauty were gone, and some very neat fruit trees, tidily nailed up at proper intervals, reigned in their stead. "Elizabeth and her German Garden", "Elizabeth", AKA Marie Annette Beauchamp