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Meanings of kindly in English
Portuguese
naturalmente Showing or motivated by sympathy and understanding and generosity.
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Usage of kindly in English
1
I think it's quite good in its own way, Sid said kindly.
2
Coles kindly agreed to discuss this important issue with the EBONY community.
3
Will you kindly tell me what good the house would do 'him'?
4
My party today will be all the result of your kindly generosity.
5
If you'll kindly take all the necessary steps as soon as possible.
6
Her Labour Party colleagues also spoke kindly of her time in Parliament.
7
The English government did not take too kindly either to the news.
8
He dug the graves, and laid the corpse in the kindly soil.
9
The former then looked the stranger kindly in the eye and replied:
10
A kindly female voice said, You're going to be all right, darling.
11
His father would not look kindly on him if he simply left.
12
Some nights the kindly man would allow her to ask him questions.
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But the real goodwill and kindly feeling in the banter redeemed it.
14
Our whole social circle shared in the pleasure of this kindly magic.
15
You can also remind fellow climbers to be patient-askindly as possible.
16
Of course, friends kindly pointed out that it's all downhill from now.
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United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Less common
United States of America
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