desirably
desirably — adverb
1. so as to seem good, useful, or worth wanting to most people
so as to seem good, useful, or worth wanting to most people
Amira's new flat is desirably close to both her office and the train station.
desirably + adjective (close) to praise a wanted quality
Renata's small garden was desirably quiet, with no traffic noise from the busy road.
desirably + adjective describing a pleasant feature
The old house in the village is desirably located near the river and the school.
Stefan kept the kitchen desirably clean before the health inspector arrived for the check.
The plan worked out desirably for both teams, so everyone left the meeting happy.
- attractively
stresses appeal to the eye or taste rather than usefulness
- favourably
stresses a good or advantageous outcome
- advantageously
more formal; focuses on practical benefit or gain
- undesirably
in a way people want to avoid
文法句型
desirably + adjective
desirably + past participle
用法筆記
Most often placed directly before an adjective or a past participle such as 'located', 'priced', or 'situated', signalling that the quality is a welcome one. Far less common than the adjective 'desirable'.