publicly in Latin
publicly in Latin is cōram, pūblicē — publicly means in a way that is open and visible to everyone, not in private.
publicly in Latin
cōram
In public, openly, in an open and public manner.
pūblicē
In public, openly, in an open and public manner.
What does "publicly" mean?
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adverb In a way that is open and visible to everyone, not in private.
"The council meets publicly, so any resident can come and listen."
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adverb On behalf of, or paid for by, the public.
"Publicly owned parks and libraries are paid for by local taxes."
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publicly in a sentence
- The council meets publicly, so any resident can come and listen.
- The CEO publicly apologized for the data breach.
- Publicly owned parks and libraries are paid for by local taxes.
- Many people prefer publicly run hospitals to private ones.
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What is "publicly" in Latin?
"publicly" in Latin is cōram, pūblicē. publicly means: In a way that is open and visible to everyone, not in private.
How do you use "publicly" in a sentence?
Example: "The council meets publicly, so any resident can come and listen." In Latin, "publicly" is cōram, pūblicē.
Are there other ways to say "publicly" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "publicly": cōram, pūblicē.
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