admirably
adv.in a way that shows you have good qualities or are doing something very well. You use this to praise someone's behavior or work.
adv.in a manner that demonstrates high quality, skill, or moral virtue. Often used to modify verbs of behavior or achievement.
“She worked admirably hard to finish the project on time.”
“The team performed admirably under the pressure of the final match, showing great discipline and teamwork.”
“The young researcher handled the difficult interview admirably, maintaining her composure and providing thoughtful answers to every challenging question posed by the committee.”
“With spinners dominating the T20 World Cup earlier this summer, the likes of Filer and Issy Wong were sidelined, but both have stepped up admirably.”
From admirable + -ly.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.