Definition of politely in English:

politely

adverb pəˈlʌɪtlipəˈlaɪtli

In a respectful and considerate manner.
he waited politely for me to ask questions
I politely thanked him for the suggestion
Example sentencesExamples
- At the time for my audition, I was politely ushered to the stage.
- She offered him some imaginary tea, which he politely declined.
- Someone, perhaps unaware of my disposition at the moment, politely asked what I thought of the film.
- Would they give me a few issues, if I ask politely enough?
- He excused himself politely and left in great haste, as if he felt he were unwelcome.
- In the third act, the Prince politely waltzes with six prospective brides chosen by the Queen Mother.
- In Courbet's painting, the patron politely extends his hat in the direction of his guest.
- In the communications trade, this story is what we politely label 'greenwashing'.
- They begin politely enough by enjoying a romantic dinner.
- She politely explains to her baby sister which of them is first in line to succeed their father.

Definition of politely in US English:

politely

adverbpəˈlītlēpəˈlaɪtli

In a respectful and considerate manner.
he waited politely for me to ask questions
I politely thanked him for the suggestion
Example sentencesExamples
- In the communications trade, this story is what we politely label 'greenwashing'.
- He excused himself politely and left in great haste, as if he felt he were unwelcome.
- Someone, perhaps unaware of my disposition at the moment, politely asked what I thought of the film.
- She politely explains to her baby sister which of them is first in line to succeed their father.
- In the third act, the Prince politely waltzes with six prospective brides chosen by the Queen Mother.
- Would they give me a few issues, if I ask politely enough?
- She offered him some imaginary tea, which he politely declined.
- In Courbet's painting, the patron politely extends his hat in the direction of his guest.
- They begin politely enough by enjoying a romantic dinner.
- At the time for my audition, I was politely ushered to the stage.

单词	politely
释义	Definition of politely in English: politely adverb pəˈlʌɪtlipəˈlaɪtli In a respectful and considerate manner. he waited politely for me to ask questions I politely thanked him for the suggestion Example sentencesExamples At the time for my audition, I was politely ushered to the stage. She offered him some imaginary tea, which he politely declined. Someone, perhaps unaware of my disposition at the moment, politely asked what I thought of the film. Would they give me a few issues, if I ask politely enough? He excused himself politely and left in great haste, as if he felt he were unwelcome. In the third act, the Prince politely waltzes with six prospective brides chosen by the Queen Mother. In Courbet's painting, the patron politely extends his hat in the direction of his guest. In the communications trade, this story is what we politely label 'greenwashing'. They begin politely enough by enjoying a romantic dinner. She politely explains to her baby sister which of them is first in line to succeed their father. Definition of politely in US English: politely adverbpəˈlītlēpəˈlaɪtli In a respectful and considerate manner. he waited politely for me to ask questions I politely thanked him for the suggestion Example sentencesExamples In the communications trade, this story is what we politely label 'greenwashing'. He excused himself politely and left in great haste, as if he felt he were unwelcome. Someone, perhaps unaware of my disposition at the moment, politely asked what I thought of the film. She politely explains to her baby sister which of them is first in line to succeed their father. In the third act, the Prince politely waltzes with six prospective brides chosen by the Queen Mother. Would they give me a few issues, if I ask politely enough? She offered him some imaginary tea, which he politely declined. In Courbet's painting, the patron politely extends his hat in the direction of his guest. They begin politely enough by enjoying a romantic dinner. At the time for my audition, I was politely ushered to the stage.
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