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bluntly

[bluhnt-lee] / ˈblʌnt li /


ADVERB
obtrusively
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Last month, he sat down for a tongue bath of an interview with Carlson, which the former Fox News host justified by bluntly declaring Fuentes’ popularity demanded it.

From Salon

Trier expresses it more bluntly: “She won’t,” he predicts, “become one of those vain actors who play it safe.”

From Los Angeles Times

At one point, she bluntly, exasperatedly asks us, “Doesn’t the scandal of the greatest artist of his age, stigmatized and targeted because he was a foreigner, resonate now with the rebirth of our ordinary xenophobias?”

From New York Times

"To put it bluntly, like other nations, we have a limited inventory. As federal defence minister, I cannot give everything away," he said.

From Reuters

At the conference, she spoke bluntly about the company’s situation.

From New York Times