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The phrase "a sincerely decent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is genuinely good or kind-hearted, often in a context where their character is being evaluated.
Example: "He is a sincerely decent person, always willing to help those in need."
Alternatives: "truly good" or "genuinely kind".
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Mr. Lewis, for his part, swallowed any misgivings because, he said, Mr. Brown was "a sincerely decent man" whom the white community could do business with.
But in Glenn's post-Watergate class of 1974, he was always a respected colleague, considered a sincerely decent man.
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"It's a sincerely mutually beneficial partnership.
A decent shot, a decent save.
A point is a decent return.
Find a purse of a decent size.
Fortunately, there was the character called the Friend, a decent fellow who sincerely loves Hagar, much to her amazement.
"A decent guy" (David, a decent guy).
"He's a decent player, a decent lad.
That means a decent salary and a decent location.
"A fairly decent day.
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