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Meanings of reasonably in English

Portuguese
com justiça

To a moderately sufficient extent or degree.

com justiça
Portuguese
razoavelmente

With good sense or in a reasonable or intelligent manner.

razoavelmente
Usage of reasonably in English
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Analysts said the bank's underlying profit was reasonably strong, given the environment.
Reuters
2
He told Morning Report he was reasonably confident some change would happen.
Radio NZ
3
Lieberman's support for the Iraq War made him reasonably popular among Republicans.
Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r...
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Chief executive Oliver Hemsley said: We have had a reasonably good downturn.
Reuters
5
Mr Stockdale said petrol prices were still reasonably low despite the increase.
Radio NZ
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For example, Mr Joseph Cotten quite reasonably objected to the name Rollo.
The Third Man
7
Southern Africa remains the only region with a reasonably healthy pangolin population.
The South African
8
Following the completion of the listing, Moulton said: The day started reasonably.
Reuters
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But I'm reasonably confident we'll get through it without a major crisis.
Reuters
10
The coral seems reasonably healthy, thus far weathering-orperhaps inured to-temperaturecreep.
The world without us
11
Managing a reasonably large network requires an NMS with substantial computing power.
Essential snmp, 2nd edition
12
The EU might then reasonably decide to counter-retaliate under its own law.
Reuters
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Patients were able to decide reasonably well when they are well informed.
Pubmed
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That said, what happened next within a reasonably solid framework was concerning.
The Guardian
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To begin with, this process of trial-and-error updating might work reasonably well.
BBC
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Most of the time the argument is conducted in reasonably civil terms.
Reuters
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Reasonably through the time
Reasonably across language varieties
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Common
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Common
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Common
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