successfully
successfully — adverb
1. happening with the result you intended, so that a plan, effort, or attempt achie
happening with the result you intended, so that a plan, effort, or attempt achieves its purpose — for example, convincing a client to sign a contract or passing a driving test after several tries.
Lara successfully completed her nursing degree while raising two young children.
adverb before main verb: successfully complete / pass / finish
The local team successfully negotiated a seven-year agreement with the port authority.
collocation: successfully negotiate an agreement
After three failed attempts, the climbers finally reached the summit successfully.
The surgeon successfully treated the patient's rare condition using a new technique.
Salma successfully argued that the project should receive additional funding.
- effectively
focuses on producing a strong result or impact, not just achieving a goal
- well
broader and less formal; can describe any action done to a high standard
- triumphantly
stronger emotional tone; suggests a notable victory after difficulty
- unsuccessfully
the direct opposite, meaning without achieving the intended result