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charitably's Usage Examples:

field day with Washington"s establishment, the media"s feeding frenzies, idealogues whose ethics could most charitably be described as flexible, and other.

The members promised that they would "be charitably watchful over each other.

McDonald's personality may have been a factor in these confrontations; even his friends described him as sometimes forceful and impatient, while others, less charitably, called him blunt and abrasive.

revenge by her unflattering portrayals of several who had treated her uncharitably when she most needed help, including her father, her in-laws, her brother.

assistance in so hard an extremity, who for recompence, very charitably cashiered them all without the receipt of one penny".

Classic Air Force was a charitably-based aircraft preservation organisation sited in Coventry, West Midlands.

help and assistance in so hard an extremity, who for recompence, very charitably cashiered them all without the receipt of one penny".

(While an earlier version of CMS was uncharitably described as "CP/M on a mainframe", the comparison is an anachronism;.

His success in Anglo-Saxon countries (such as England) was (put charitably) limited (he was, by The Times, described as "miserable" as Cavaradossi.

for others" advantage, and not our own; to lie healingly, charitably, humanely, not cruelly, hurtfully, maliciously; to lie gracefully and graciously.

Assessments for children from the UK are charitably funded.

a charity in name only, as only a small fraction of profits are used charitably.

Blue Dragon Children"s Foundation (Blue Dragon) is a charitably funded non-governmental organization based in Hanoi, Vietnam.