publicly
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1.2
- adverb
- /ˈpʌblɪkli/
:
públicamente
- American and allied commanders admitted publicly that their mission might end with Qaddafi still in power.
- publicly available
- publicly funded
- publicly or privately
In today's new world of living publicly, it's true.
- In today's new world of living publicly, it's true.
- Someone tweeting at you publicly is trying to crush you.
- And again, Wayne said publicly, Jay-Z helped him with his taxes.
- Yeah, I, I, I said that publicly. Yeah, he said that publicly.
- They may try because they have been called out publicly for their behavior.
- You have since then publicly and clearly changed your mind on this.
- You know, having to come out so publicly, you know, was very scary.
- I mean, it's not being publicly funded well enough.
- And I feel like if I stated it publicly, people would judge me.
- And The thing is that ultimately AMD is publicly encouraging these higher prices.
Examples
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All the annual reports are publicly accessible on the company's website.
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Family and friends closed ranks around him by publicly protesting the committee's decision.
Academic text (1999) -
You have since then publicly and clearly changed your mind on this.
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Publicly, I believe in them all.
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Satisfaction and quality, measured by publicly available records of group performance, are also important.
Academic text (1999) -
Guide Star offers a free registration to post your project publicly for potential funders to find.
Academic text (2011) -
Annual data on suspensions and academic performance are publicly available through the state department's website.
Academic text (2011) -
The new regulations will be announced publicly next week during the conference.
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The committee publicly acknowledged the contributions of all volunteers.
Synonyms
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
5
3.7
Clearly visible to everyone
1
3.5
Easy for everyone to see
Openly where many people can see or hear
In a way most people can understand
Antonyms
How Public
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Publicly comes from an old Latin word publicus, which means 'of the people' and is the same root you see in public and publish. So to do something publicly is to do it 'in front of everyone' or 'open to all people'.