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reliably
This adverb describes a consistent level of performance or truth that allows for trust and predictability. It is frequently used in technical, professional, and mechanical contexts to indicate that a system or person performs their function without failure over a long period.
While "reliably" focuses on the consistency of the result, it differs from "trustworthily," which carries a stronger moral or emotional connotation regarding a person's character. Using "reliably" in a social context suggests a pattern of behavior rather than a deep personal bond.
Meanings
Examples
The old truck starts reliably even in the dead of winter.
We need a supplier who can reliably deliver the parts on time.
She reliably handles the monthly reports without any errors.
The software reliably detects bugs before the code is deployed.
I can reliably say that this is the best coffee in town.
He reliably wakes up at five in the morning every single day.
The witness reliably described the events of that night.
Does this app reliably sync data across all my devices?
Collocations & Compounds
reliably predict
Verb collocation: to forecast something with a high degree of consistency and accuracy
reliably produce
Verb collocation: to create a consistent result or output every time
reliably report
Verb collocation: to provide information that is consistently accurate and trustworthy
reliably perform
Verb collocation: to function or execute a task consistently without failure