The meaning of PLY is to use or wield diligently. How to use ply in a sentence.

PLY definition: to work with or at diligently; employ busily; use. See examples of ply used in a sentence.

Phrasal verb ply someone with something (Definition of ply from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

ply 2 (plaɪ) n., pl. plies. 1. a thickness or layer. 2. a layer of reinforcing fabric for an automobile tire. 3. a unit of yarn: single ply. 4. one of the sheets of veneer glued together to make plywood. 5. bent, bias, …

to supply with or offer something pressingly to: to ply a person with drink. to address (someone) persistently or importunately, as with questions, solicitations, etc.;

Ply definition: To join together, as by molding or twisting.

PLY meaning: 1 : to work at (a job, activity, etc.); 2 : to use (something, such as a tool) with care and skill

If you ply a trade, you do a particular kind of work regularly as your job, especially a kind of work that involves trying to sell goods or services to people outdoors.

Ply means to work steadily at something. If you've got a lemonade stand and you're busy perfecting your recipe and seeking out customers, you're doing a good job of plying your trade.

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