neatly
adv. manner B1 Intermediate US //ˈnitɫi// UK //nˈiːtli// neat·ly
adv. in a way that is tidy and organized. You use this when someone does something carefully so it looks good or fits perfectly.
adv. in a tidy, organized, or efficient manner. Characterized by precision and order in arrangement or execution.
She folded her clothes neatly and put them away.
The books were arranged neatly on the shelf by height and color.
The architect's proposal neatly addresses the city's concerns regarding traffic flow while maintaining the aesthetic integrity of the historic district.
From neat + -ly.
Usage
Typically follows the verb or the direct object.
Pitfall
He neatly did his workHe did his work neatlyAdverbs of manner like 'neatly' usually follow the verb or the object rather than sitting between the subject and the verb.