| Definition of 'politely' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adverb) politely, courteously
in a polite manner
"the policeman answered politely, `Now look here, lady...'"
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| Definition of 'politely' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adverb) politely
in a polished manner; so as to be smooth or glossy
2. (adverb) politely
in a polite manner; with politeness
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Sense: having or showing good manners; courteous
a polite child; a polite apology.
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 Afrikaans: beleefd |
 Arabic: بأدَب |
 Bulgarian: учтиво |
 Brazilian: educadamente |
 Czech: slušně |
 German: höflich |
 Danish: velopdragent; høfligt |
 Greek: ευγενικά |
 Spanish: educadamente |
 Estonian: viisakalt |
 Farsi: مودبانه |
 Finnish: kohteliaasti |
 French: poliment |
 Hebrew: בְּנִימוּס |
 Hindi: शिष्टता से, भद्रता से |
 Croatian: uljudan |
 Hungarian: udvariasan |
 Indonesian: dengan sopan |
 Icelandic: kurteisislega |
 Italian: gentilmente, educatamente |
 Japanese: 礼儀正しく |
 Korean: 공손하게 |
 Lithuanian: mandagiai |
 Latvian: pieklājīgi |
 Malay: dgn sopan |
 Dutch: beleefd |
 Norwegian: høflig, dannet |
 Polish: grzecznie |
 Persian: مودبانه |
 Pashto: مودبانه |
 Portuguese: educadamente |
 Romanian: (în mod) politicos |
 Russian: вежливо |
 Slovak: zdvorilo, slušne |
 Slovenian: vljudno |
 Serbian: učtivo |
 Swedish: artigt, hövligt |
 Thai: อย่างสุภาพ |
 Turkish: kibarca |
 Taiwanese: 有禮貌地 |
 Ukrainian: ввічливо, чемно |
 Urdu: شائستگي سے |
 Vietnamese: lịch sự |
 Chinese: 有礼貌地 |
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