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overtly
[ oh-vurt-lee, oh-vurt-lee ]
adverb
- openly; publicly.
51Թ History and Origins
Example Sentences
Morgan has "reserved" her position on the cuts to welfare so far, and has not overtly criticised the plans.
Last year an inquest found the atrocity, in Kingsmills, was an overtly sectarian attack mounted by the IRA.
I’m partial to the former, in part because it features the only overtly political character Wodehouse ever devised.
She was also the only European leader to attend the US president's inauguration in January, and has steered clear of overtly criticising the work of his administration since.
Throughout the 1920s, most of Germany's wealthy industrialists preferred to support explicitly business-friendly conservative parties, who offered a less overtly destabilizing vision for the nation's future.
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