The word "wittily" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or something with a knack for making witty or clever remarks. Example sentence: The comedian cracked the audience up with his wittily written jokes.
But Delaney also wittily pinned down the idea of a writer insulated from reality by fame and success.
But her greatest achievement is that she is wittingly (and wittily) levelling the playing field.
The Coke ad which then played was Weiner wittily acknowledging how fast the corporate world – which created 'Don Draper' – would subsume the counter-culture.
In his catalogue essay, the exhibition's curator, Gary Tinterow, wittily tells the story of how they came to be where they are.
Knowledge of the field, an ability to write informatively, succinctly and wittily, and an insatiable curiosity are more important attributes than prior journalistic experience.
Budweiser has been running hugely popular ads in Britain which wittily portray American men as crass and stupid.
Shakespeare, it is thought, could write as though Hamlet were thinking out loud because Richard Burbage, his tragedian, could act in that way.Stanley Wells's "Looking for Sex in Shakespeare" wittily discusses the whole question of interpretation, critical and theatrical, the history of it and current practice.
She wrote about it so persuasively and wittily, in novels that swarmed with nosy in-laws, grasping landlords, Bollywood nawabs and whining beggars, that readers assumed she was Indian.However, she was not, and could never be.
Last month, the Bush administration somewhat wittily named a former chief lobbyist for Safari Club International, a trophy-hunting organisation, as the acting director of the service.
DOCTOR SAMUEL JOHNSON knew a great deal about the English language, spoke it wittily and wrote it in quadrupedantic polygrammata - silly long pseudo-classical words, that is, some of them (like those two) invented for the occasion.
Though he writes with neither the passion of Alexander Solzhenitsyn nor the erudition of Vaclav Havel, his prison letters relentlessly and wittily puncture the arguments used by Chinese leaders to persuade themselves and the outside world that human rights in China do not matter.China still locks up and executes more political prisoners than any other country.
