'reliably-shipped' originates from the combination of 'reliable' and 'ship', where 'reliable' means 'consistently good in quality or performance' and 'ship' means 'to send goods by a ship or other means of transport'.

'reliable' changed from the Old French word 'reliable' and eventually became the modern English word 'reliable'. 'Ship' comes from the Old English word 'scip', which evolved into the modern English word 'ship'.

Initially, 'reliable' meant 'able to be relied on', and 'ship' meant 'to send goods'. Over time, 'reliably-shipped' evolved to mean 'consistently delivered on time and in good condition'.