outwardly in Latin
outwardly in Latin is speciē — outwardly means on the surface or in appearance, as opposed to internally.
outwardly in Latin
speciē
Externally or on the outside, or on the surface.
What does "outwardly" mean?
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adv On the surface or in appearance, as opposed to internally.
"Outwardly, he seemed fine, but inside he was falling apart."
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outwardly in a sentence
- Outwardly, he seemed fine, but inside he was falling apart.
- She remained outwardly polite even though she was furious.
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What is "outwardly" in Latin?
"outwardly" in Latin is speciē. outwardly means: On the surface or in appearance, as opposed to internally.
How do you use "outwardly" in a sentence?
Example: "Outwardly, he seemed fine, but inside he was falling apart." In Latin, "outwardly" is speciē.
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