effectively
adv. manneradv. in a way that works well and gives you the result you want. You use this when someone does a job correctly or when a plan is successful.
adv. in a manner that produces a desired or intended result. It can also function as a sentence adverb to indicate that something is true in practice, even if not officially stated.
She communicates effectively with her team.
The new law effectively bans smoking in all public parks, though the official wording is more complex.
By delegating minor tasks to his assistants, the manager was able to focus more effectively on the long-term strategic goals of the corporation.
From effective + -ly.
As a manner adverb, it follows the verb or object; as a sentence adverb meaning 'in effect', it often appears before the main verb or at the start of a clause.
He works very effectiveHe works very effectivelyLearners often use the adjective 'effective' where the adverbial form 'effectively' is required to modify a verb.