Difference between Expertly and Competently

EXPERTLY vs COMPETENTLY: ADVERB

In an expert or skilful or dexterous manner; adroitly; with readiness and accuracy.
By actual experiment.

Adroitly, Brilliantly, Superbly, Artfully, Deftly, Masterfully, Competently, Neatly, Shrewdly, Ably, Cleverly, Skilfully, Skillfully, Like an expert, With expertise

Excellently, Properly, Skillfully, Skill, Competency, Competence, Efficiently, Professionally, Effectively, Expertly, Proficiently, With competence, Aptly, Ably, Capably

Finely, Ingeniously, Elegantly, Magnificently, Impeccably, Smartly, Exquisitely, Excellently, Beautifully, Superbly, Artfully, Competently, Neatly, Cleverly, Skilfully

Impeccably, Conscientiously, Skilfully, Flawlessly, Sensibly, Decently, Excellently, Properly, Skill, Competency, Competence, Efficiently, Professionally, Proficiently, Capably

Sally expertly danced her tap dance routine forhim.
He assembled our IKEA furniture quickly and expertly.
Expertly turning into the spin, so unfitted for.
Build everyday looks on this expertly made foundation.
Practically every line of dialogue is expertly delivered.
Nevada Desert Committee expertly edited by Craig Deutsche.
Express your personality in our expertly crafted formals.
Then go with a expertly designed presentation board.
Shop Pottery Barn for expertly crafted ceiling lights.
And this, of course, is because war criminals not only plan their crimes expertly, but they cover them up expertly, as well.

COVID, or both, is required to perform competently.
Competently performs advanced procedures with minimal attending intervention.
Successful vegetable growers manage capital, and marketing competently.
Is the project budget complete and competently prepared?
Handle your legal matters competently, excellently and diligently.
Is the person deciding competently in this case?
Competently Produced El Verbo Ser Worksheet Answers Matter.
Competently administrate market positioning networks through transparent experiences.
Golden Property Management can get it done competently.
Respondent failed to represent clients diligently and competently.