Politely and Well

Politely

Politely adverb - In a polite manner.
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Synonyms for Politely

Well and politely are semantically related In some cases you can use "Well" instead an adverb "Politely".

Nearby Words: polite, politeness

Well

Well adverb - With good reason or courtesy.
Usage example: we cannot well get out of going to your cousin's wedding

Politely and well are semantically related in decently topic. Sometimes you can use "Politely" instead an adverb "Well", if it concerns topics such as harmoniously.

Nearby Word: welled

Both words in one sentence

  • Madison: And yes, I'm well aware of all the reasons why I should politely but firmly refuse these shoes...but instead, I LOVE THEM.
  • Seppuku: After angering Gorokh in the seventh novel, Nikita is thrown into the dungeon (well, politely escorted by the understanding guards).
  • Series / North and South (Trilogy) When Cooper shows up to gloat, Madeline politely says she's still not leaving Mont Royal, and wishes him well.Cooper: Why would you wish me that?
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