summarily

IPA: sʌmˈɛrɪɫi

adverb

(manner) In a summary manner.
(duration) Over a short period of time, briefly.

Examples of "summarily" in Sentences

The case was summarily affirmed.
But the edit was summarily reverted
If not, it will be summarily removed.
He was summarily executed by hanging.
Second indictment summarily dismissed.
Requests here will be summarily closed.
Otherwise it will be summarily reverted.
As such they can't be dismissed summarily.
Construction of the facility was summarily abandoned.
But, the process is not to summarily remove the material.
"summarily" is not exactly the word they mean, but still it has an imposing effect.
Now, seems to me "summarily" is not exactly the word they mean, but still it has an imposing effect.
"As and when it comes to power a BNP Government would be constitutionally entitled summarily to eject you.
A proclamation is out announcing that any one talking about the war, or present state of affairs, will be "summarily" dealt with.
Saddam had the captain summarily executed while the Pentagon was claiming that the strike had probably finished off Saddam and Uday.
The primitive myth persists in modern war, but the determination of guilt is not a question that is dismissed "summarily" as Lowie says.
And again, like you said, I think there are going to be two issues: No. 1, the way that she kind of summarily dismissed these white firefighters 'claims.
Now that word summarily contains this declaration, that God enters into covenant with Abram: it then unfolds the nature of the covenant itself, and finally puts to it the seal, with the accompanying attestations.
And lastly, Mr. Heth, called summarily from a directors 'meeting at the Fourth National Bank, was overflowed with such a wave of feminine incoherence and emotionalism as he found great difficulty in associating with his usually self-contained little daughter ....

summarily

adverb

Examples of "summarily" in Sentences

Related Links

Resources

Spin the Wheel