eminently
adv.in a way that is very easy to do or very suitable for a specific purpose. You use it to describe something that is perfect for a task.
adv.in a manner that is highly suitable or exceptionally easy to achieve. Often used to describe a person's qualifications or the appropriateness of a solution.
“The new software is eminently suitable for small businesses.”
“She is eminently qualified for the position, having worked in the field for over twenty years.”
“The architect proposed an eminently practical solution to the drainage problem, one that would save the city thousands of dollars in maintenance costs over the next decade.”
“Elsewhere, there is a motorcycle chase, some cobblers re a coveted Botticelli and a gloriously full-bodied turn from Hugh Bonneville as the eminently bribable Lord Hawthorne (“I am being greased!”).”
From eminent + -ly.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.