Crisply

/ˈkrɪspli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a firm, clear, and concise manner; sharply and distinctly.

The teacher explained the concept crisply, ensuring that all students understood.

In a brisk, efficient, and precise way.

She responded crisply to the inquiries during the meeting.

In a way that is pleasantly dry and crunchy.

The baguette was baked crisply, making it perfect for sandwiches.

In a clear and lively manner, often referring to speech or writing.

The speaker articulated his points crisply, capturing the audience's attention.

In a sharp manner, particularly regarding sounds or images.

The images were displayed crisply on the new screen, impressing everyone.

Derived from the word 'crisp', which means 'firm and dry but easily broken'.

crisp morning

A morning characterized by a clear and cool atmosphere.

crisp edges

Delineated and well-defined boundaries or outlines.

crisp performance

A performance that is delivered with precision and clarity.

crisp

Firm and dry; having a fresh, sharp quality.

crispness

The quality of being crisp; sharpness or neatness.

crisped

To have been made crisp or sharp in texture or manner.

Done in a straightforward and no-nonsense way.

He gave a crisp response to the question, leaving no room for doubt.

Describing something as fresh, exciting, or appealing.

That new track hits crisp, it's got a great beat.