Translations for „benignly“ in the English » German Dictionary

be·nign·ly [bɪˈnaɪnli] ADV

benignly

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English

He doesn't have to do much except keep the sunshine factory running at full tilt, projecting optimism and smiling benignly.

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He writes that the real fathers are the ones that are benignly permissive and show indulgence.

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They may request a more formal meeting, a plea for a government appointment or, more benignly, a policy idea.

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Remember that offers will be looked on more benignly on the afternoon of the last day.

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Perry, by contrast, has already rolled over, benignly letting the digital now leave its dark mark all over his poetic soul.

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Others view the approach as benignly beneficial in many of its historical and contemporary implementations.

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While their efforts are appreciated, their output is benignly insignificant.

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The reliefs she has sought in court can't be more benignly interpreted.

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What energy sources can dependably and benignly power it?

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It's not aggressively awful; more like benignly awful, the kind of awful you can sit through without becoming enraged.

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