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Principal Translations
Inglés		Español
politely adv	(courteously)	amablemente adv
		educadamente adv
		cortésmente adv
	They replied politely to all of my inquiries.
	Contestaron amablemente todas mis dudas.

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'politely' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:

In the English description:

beg to differ - civilly - courteously - decently - diplomatically - exchange courtesies - excuse - graciously - in a civil manner - on bended knee

Spanish:

gentilmente - correctamente - con distinción - de buen tono

Synonyms: thoughtfully, considerately, attentively, solicitously, cordially, more...

Forum discussions with the word(s) "politely" in the title:

Addressing someone politely
He rose politely, if briefly, to his feet at sight of her
How to ask such things politely
How to politely re-schedule a job interview? - grammar
I want to know that (politely)
Politely
politely - grammar
politely refuse
politely worded
Sb didn't know sb else other than politely passing the time of day
schooling her face into a politely neutral expression
talk politely to people - grammar
the politely bowing
Asking a person's name ... politely - English Only forum
Asking someone's name politely [BE] - English Only forum
beyond being very politely hit on - English Only forum
Excuse (verb): used to ask politely that people leave a place - English Only forum
Expression for asking personal question politely [Excuse my asking, but.. etc.] - English Only forum
had politely done - English Only forum
He was not speaking politely so I have just hung up the phone on him - English Only forum
how can I express my meaning politely and correctly? - English Only forum
How to ask someone politely to send me something a.s.a.p. [as soon as possible] - English Only forum
How to ask what filter or photo edit tool someone use politely? - English Only forum
How to call my brother in law politely - English Only forum
how to criticise politely - English Only forum
How to pay someone a meal, politely? - English Only forum
How to politely ask for time? - English Only forum
How to politely ask someone to keep something to himself - English Only forum
How to politely ask to move up a reclined seat? - English Only forum
How to politely refer someone we don't know the gender - English Only forum
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