Definition of overtly in English:

overtly

adverb ˈəʊvəːtli

Without concealment or secrecy; openly.
the selection policy was not overtly stated
as submodifier some of the narrative is overtly sexual
Example sentencesExamples
- Well, I don't think overtly commercial large-budget films offer the viewers/fans much.
- Somewhere in the world, the US has been more or less continuously at war, overtly or covertly, since 1945.
- Ultimately, both chains seem to be losing out to rivals that appeal overtly to the more health-conscious.
- The government's response to the firefighters' demands has been overtly hostile from the outset.
- Many of Alexander's architectural achievements in Rome were overtly political gestures.
- The doctor's statement is so overtly sexist that I don't feel the need to elaborate any further.
- The reason for doing something symbolic rather than overtly religious is that we're not just talking to a church audience.
- Those views, though misguided, were not overtly racist.
- For the first time in a lot of years, the governor has stepped overtly into political affairs.
- The stylistic range of this work is broad, and the content is not always overtly African American.

Definition of overtly in US English:

overtly

adverbˈōvərtlē

Without concealment or secrecy; openly.
the selection policy was not overtly stated
as submodifier some of the narrative is overtly sexual
Example sentencesExamples
- Many of Alexander's architectural achievements in Rome were overtly political gestures.
- The doctor's statement is so overtly sexist that I don't feel the need to elaborate any further.
- The stylistic range of this work is broad, and the content is not always overtly African American.
- The government's response to the firefighters' demands has been overtly hostile from the outset.
- Those views, though misguided, were not overtly racist.
- Well, I don't think overtly commercial large-budget films offer the viewers/fans much.
- Ultimately, both chains seem to be losing out to rivals that appeal overtly to the more health-conscious.
- Somewhere in the world, the US has been more or less continuously at war, overtly or covertly, since 1945.
- The reason for doing something symbolic rather than overtly religious is that we're not just talking to a church audience.
- For the first time in a lot of years, the governor has stepped overtly into political affairs.

单词	overtly
释义	Definition of overtly in English: overtly adverb ˈəʊvəːtli Without concealment or secrecy; openly. the selection policy was not overtly stated as submodifier some of the narrative is overtly sexual Example sentencesExamples Well, I don't think overtly commercial large-budget films offer the viewers/fans much. Somewhere in the world, the US has been more or less continuously at war, overtly or covertly, since 1945. Ultimately, both chains seem to be losing out to rivals that appeal overtly to the more health-conscious. The government's response to the firefighters' demands has been overtly hostile from the outset. Many of Alexander's architectural achievements in Rome were overtly political gestures. The doctor's statement is so overtly sexist that I don't feel the need to elaborate any further. The reason for doing something symbolic rather than overtly religious is that we're not just talking to a church audience. Those views, though misguided, were not overtly racist. For the first time in a lot of years, the governor has stepped overtly into political affairs. The stylistic range of this work is broad, and the content is not always overtly African American. Definition of overtly in US English: overtly adverbˈōvərtlē Without concealment or secrecy; openly. the selection policy was not overtly stated as submodifier some of the narrative is overtly sexual Example sentencesExamples Many of Alexander's architectural achievements in Rome were overtly political gestures. The doctor's statement is so overtly sexist that I don't feel the need to elaborate any further. The stylistic range of this work is broad, and the content is not always overtly African American. The government's response to the firefighters' demands has been overtly hostile from the outset. Those views, though misguided, were not overtly racist. Well, I don't think overtly commercial large-budget films offer the viewers/fans much. Ultimately, both chains seem to be losing out to rivals that appeal overtly to the more health-conscious. Somewhere in the world, the US has been more or less continuously at war, overtly or covertly, since 1945. The reason for doing something symbolic rather than overtly religious is that we're not just talking to a church audience. For the first time in a lot of years, the governor has stepped overtly into political affairs.
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