charitably in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for charitably in the English»Spanish Dictionary

charitably [Am ˈtʃɛrədəbli, Brit ˈtʃarətəbli] ADV

charitably

caritativamente

charitably

generosamente

charitably

con caridad

charitably

con generosidad

Translations for charitably in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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caritativamente

charitably

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She's delusional, to put it charitably, and downright dangerous, to put it more darkly.

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They charitably scored it straight 7s for 28, giving the couple a total of 57 on the night.

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It's to think charitably toward our fellow humans and to be kind and generous and thoughtful about their needs...

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But it can more charitably be seen as a constant endeavour to find the right words in which to carry people with him.

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I am on my mettle not only to write sensibly and fairly but also charitably.

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Maybe in some extent we are all lacking something would perhaps be wiser to share, exchange, than simply give charitably?

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For a company whose venue can charitably be described as intimate, the ensemble produces big things.

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Charitably you can see psychiatry and psychological explanations as an attempt to move us off that dime, although it's not clear it has done so.

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Charitably, those claims could be called "misinformed", but more likely, they were lies.

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The pair reputedly won many converts by charitably working for no fee.

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