Difference between Aptly and Ably

APTLY vs ABLY: ADVERB

With competence; in a competent capable manner
In an apt or suitable manner; fitly; properly; pertinently; appropriately; readily.
In a competent capable manner

With competence
Readily; quickly; cleverly: as, to learn aptly.
Suitably; appropriately: of language, pertinently, appositely, or significantly.
In an apt or suitable manner.

Amply, Perfectly, Accurately, Usefully, Correctly, Helpfully, Shrewdly, Rightly, Appropriately, Fittingly, Eloquently, With competence, Capably, Competently, Ably

Well, Effectively, Neatly, Proficiently, Shrewdly, Cleverly, Skilfully, Deftly, Skillfully, Expertly, Brilliantly, With competence, Aptly, Competently, Capably

Well, Justifiably, Properly, Pertinently, Advisedly, Justly, Sensibly, Precisely, Suitably, Amply, Perfectly, Appropriately, Fittingly, Capably, Competently

Excellently, Good, Skill, Capable, Clever, Efficiently, Competent, Skilful, Well, Neatly, Proficiently, Cleverly, Skilfully, Competently, Capably

Armenian community, as he was so aptly known.
Its operating system was the aptly named Prologue.
Each article is also aptly footnoted as appropriate.
Has a movie ever been more aptly named?
Langston Hughes so aptly described many years ago.
Never has an establishment been so aptly named.
Caped Crusader that aptly reflected the national mood.
Aptly named, humans are seen as vital organizationalresources.
The old white male is the aptly named Commissioner White, and the black deputy is the aptly named Deputy Black.
The odds of being undergraded versus aptly graded are equal to the number of undergraded incumbents divided by the number of aptly graded incumbents.