plainly
/ˈpleɪnli/
adverb
- In a way that is easy to see, hear, or understand; clearly.
- From the hill, we could plainly see the entire valley below.
- She spoke plainly so that everyone in the room could follow her instructions.
- The instructions were plainly written on the box.
- Used to emphasize that something is obvious or true.
- The evidence plainly shows that the plan will not work.
- She was plainly exhausted after the long hike.
- He plainly forgot about the meeting, since he never showed up.
- In a simple, direct, or honest way, without decoration or extra detail.
- He dressed plainly, preferring comfort over fashion.
- She stated her opinion plainly, without trying to soften it.
- The room was furnished plainly, with only a bed and a wooden chair.
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