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Meanings of frankly in English
Portuguese
francamente Usage of frankly in English
1
Quite frankly, Gender Violence is only ever treated as a flash-point issue.
2
I think it's frankly insulting that question would be asked, she said.
3
Motegi had earlier said that he wanted to discuss the issue frankly.
4
He hesitated a moment; then, looking me frankly in the eyes, said:
5
The general appeared just before dinner and frankly avowed the same wish.
6
Throw in your lot frankly with me; I will stand your friend.
7
And frankly, I don't think the reason you've given is good enough.
8
Quite frankly, we haven't had the opportunity to speak with her yet.
9
The frieze is not in the plot, but frankly it fascinates me.
10
We are the greatest snobs in the civilized world, and frankly so.
11
I am ashamed of it; and she frankly gave him her hand.
12
In fact, gentlemen- Isayit very frankly-itwill be in another world.
13
The dozen people gathered in the Donovan living-room said so, quite frankly.
14
He expressed it more frankly to Mrs. Penniman later in the evening.
15
Thirdly, the conflict between manual labor and machine production is frankly stated.
16
She wept frankly; there had been honest tears in the mother's eyes.
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