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politely

[puh-lahyt-lee] / pəˈlaɪt li /


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While that’s a serious chunk of change, analysts in the field suggest that the cost is likely to be astronomically higher and that the president’s proposed timeline is, politely put, wildly optimistic.

From Salon

Kyiv politely but firmly pushed back and over several weeks negotiated more equitable terms.

From The Wall Street Journal

And, while Ohtani could leave the Angels and politely say he preferred to play for a perennial contender, the Dodgers are a perennial contender.

From Los Angeles Times

You can respond politely, “Thanks for your input, but I’m going to use my own judgment here.”

From Washington Post

How would you encourage someone to have the courage to respectfully, politely say "I need to send this back"?

From Salon