adv.
in a quiet and tranquil manner
"the sea now shimmered placidly before our eyes"
in a placid and good-natured manner
"I put the questions, and she answered them placidly"
PLACIDLY APPRECIATING PYTHONS
Herb Market,Increase Placidly
Placidly Updating Field Bus from Based on DH+ to Based on Ethernet
For Going Placidly, a Posh Peace Reigns at Cozy Lakeside Inn
Placidly Switch of Traditional PID Control and Multi-Model Adaptive PID Control
Panda Cub Issues His First Bark, Placidly Endures a Vaccination
Pondering on Placidly and Swiftly Coal Geological Economic Growth under the Current Situation
The Shire Majesty of Britain's Biggest Horse; PLODDING PLACIDLY INTO THE RECORD BOOKS .. . CHARLIE THE GENTLE GIANT
Enhance the ability of independent innovation to make sure detergent industry develop placidly and quickly
"Artfulness,"said the night-watch-man, smoking placidly, "is a gift; but it don't pay always. I've met some artful ones in my time-...
