openly in Latin
openly in Latin is apertē, cōram — openly means in a direct, honest, and visible way, without hiding anything.
openly in Latin
apertē
In an open manner; visibly.
cōram
In an open manner; visibly.
What does "openly" mean?
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adverb In a direct, honest, and visible way, without hiding anything.
"The coach openly praised the young player in front of the whole squad."
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openly in a sentence
- The coach openly praised the young player in front of the whole squad.
- She spoke openly about her struggles with anxiety.
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What is "openly" in Latin?
"openly" in Latin is apertē, cōram. openly means: In a direct, honest, and visible way, without hiding anything.
How do you use "openly" in a sentence?
Example: "The coach openly praised the young player in front of the whole squad." In Latin, "openly" is apertē, cōram.
Are there other ways to say "openly" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "openly": apertē, cōram.
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