publically
- adverb
- /ˈpʌblɪkli/
- UK
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públicamente
- The organization aims to raise awareness of climate change publically through various campaigns.
So in theory, Coinbase could be a publicly listed fraud.
- So in theory, Coinbase could be a publicly listed fraud.
- I mean, I was, I was, I mean, I've said this publicly, so I'll say it again here.
- And I, this is probably the first time I've talked about this publicly, but I'm laying.
- But the distinctive thing about consciousness is that it's not publicly observable.
- That's like, you know, much publicly traded on a wider scale.
- But for some reason, Joe Rogan is going wild publicly.
- It's effectively A partnership, so not publicly traded.
- The idea is that if you smoke during the flight a cigarette, you publicly display your addiction.
- He's been so kind and complimentary, you know, publicly about our work with him, which I'm super grateful.
- All the deals that we work on that are public company deals end up being filed publicly with the play by play of the deal.
- You know, I would maybe pee on someone else's time, but like I would never piss publicly.
- She's you know, weather person and she quits her job and then can't get rehired because she quits it very publicly and she has to go wait tables.
- And they're likely even though they're not saying it publicly, they'll give up a half a point of margin to get your purchase business.
- He probably is gay, but he's publicly not so wild times.
- Instead they were themselves loudly and publicly, and they won.
Examples
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...face charges publically for the first time.
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The politician addressed the controversial issue publically at the town hall meeting.
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Employees can't speak publicly without being fired from from companies.
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All right, I'll talk about it on one condition that I publicly said I didn't bring it up.
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Today, in Tripoli, the leader of Libya, Colonel Muammar al-Gaddafi... ...publically confirmed his commitment to disclose and dismantle all weapons-of-mass-destruction programmes in his country.
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She publically thanked her supporters during the event.
Synonyms
575
1.2
In a way that everyone can see or know
339
1.0
Other people can see or hear you
303
1.6
To say or do things without hiding feelings
104
2.5
In public and not hidden so other people can see or hear
38
2.7
Easily seen because it is not hidden
36
3.7
In an open and public way
5
3.7
Clearly visible to everyone
1
3.5
Easy for everyone to see
In a way most people can understand
Antonyms
How Public
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word publically comes from the root public, which comes from an old Latin word meaning 'the people'. So to do something publically is to do it where 'the people' can see it — in other words, 'openly' or for everyone.