Ideally [adverb]
Definition of Ideally:
without flaw
Sentence/Example of Ideally:
Getting out of the city, though, is even better — ideally, as far from home as possible.
I prefer to meet people organically, ideally while doing things we both enjoy.
The World Health Organization recommends the public use fabric masks, ideally with three layers.
The network is low-power and low-bandwidth, meaning it’s ideally suited for situations that require relatively low amounts of data transfer, but on a regular frequency over very long durations.
Computer scientists have been harnessing its power for decades, resulting in gas nozzles to satellite antennas that are ideally suited to their function, for instance.
For best flavor, ideally, this dish should be made one day in advance.
The best way ideally to stop a wide receiver in the driver’s seat is to get a jam on him and slow up their timing.
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Complete this workout as a circuit, ideally moving from one exercise to the next without rest in between.
If you can’t get Blue Nectar’s Reposado Extra Blend tequila, look for something with a bit of age to it and ideally some vanilla notes, Vallas says.