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politely
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Synonyms:

thoughtfully, considerately, attentively, solicitously, cordially, graciously, amiably, compassionately, affably, agreeably, civilly, gallantly, sociably, gracefully, charmingly, winningly, tactfully, with good grace, respectfully

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