movably (Meaning)

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movably (adv.)

In a movable manner or condition.

The hinges on the door allowed it to move movably, allowing easy access to the room.
The loose connection between the wires made them movably attached, causing occasional interruptions.
The movable bridge spanned the river, allowing boats to pass through with ease.
The prosthetic arm was designed with movably attached joints, providing the user with a wider range of motion.
The puppet's limbs were movably connected to strings, enabling it to perform complex movements.
The adjustable seat allowed for movably changing its height and angle, ensuring comfort for the user.
The movably affixed ladder provided convenient access to the attic without permanently blocking the space.
The flexible pipe was movably attached to the sink, allowing it to be positioned as needed for various tasks.
The movable platform in the warehouse facilitated the transfer of goods between different levels.
The movably suspended chandelier swayed gently with the air currents, casting an ethereal glow on the room.

In a movable manner or condition.

portable, removable, adjustable, modular,mobile, moving, flexible, removeable, unstable, motile

static, unmovable, irremovable, immobile, stationary, immobile,immovable, unmovable, static, irremovable

The hinges on the door allowed it to move movably, allowing easy access to the room.

The loose connection between the wires made them movably attached, causing occasional interruptions.

The movable bridge spanned the river, allowing boats to pass through with ease.

The prosthetic arm was designed with movably attached joints, providing the user with a wider range of motion.