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The honestly
adverb
In an honest manner.
synonyms
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The honestly significant difference (HSD) test by Tukey was used.
There he was influenced, if indirectly, by the work of the renowned 20th-century ceramicist Bernard Leach, a pioneer of the "honestly made object".
Such consolidation avoided the almost insoluble perils of farflung elements trying to maintain togetherness and probably helped make this the honestly prepared and relatively clean presentation it was.
I do not know that I am capable of judging dispassionately of the future, but it now appears to me that the future is black indeed when another than yourself -- the honestly elected -- holds the name and powers of president.
Unlike the honestly frugal Toyota Prius, the gas-electric Lexii often struck me as costly impostors, green on the surface but rarely delivering on their performance of high performance and exceptional economy.
See Cantwell, 310 U.S. at 309 ("The record played... would offend not only persons of [the Catholic] persuasion, but all others who respect the honestly held religious faith of their fellows".).
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Loads of lovely places nearby, including the honestly-not-fictional Great Fryupdale.
In later correspondence, GSK stated that the study by Keller and colleagues "accurately reflects the honestly-held views of the clinical investigator authors" and that GSK did "not agree that the article is false, fraudulent or misleading".
The mind honestly quails at the idea.
The opening "honestly" gave away the game.
Of all the virtues, honestly might be the trickiest.
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