"Overtly" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Overtly" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Overtly" Meaning
Overtly means openly, publicly, or clearly, often in a way that is intentional or deliberate. It can also imply a lack of subtlety or nuance. For example, "She overtly showed her disappointment at being rejected."
"Overtly" Examples
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Usage Examples
The politician's overtly critical comments about the opposition party sparked a heated debate in the press. (#adverb)
She wore her new jewelry overtly, making sure everyone noticed her fresh accessory. (#adverb)
The company's overtly biased hiring practices were criticized by theEqual Employment Opportunity Commission. (#adverb)
The professor's overtly complex lecture notes left many students confused and frustrated. (#adverb)
The country's overtly aggressive military expansion has raised concerns among its neighboring nations. (#adverb)
"Overtly" Similar Words
Overthrew
To overthrow something or someone means to violently or forcibly remove them from a position of power or authority, often by revolution, coup, or rebellion.
Overthrow
The verb "overthrow" means to remove someone or something from power, often through a violent or sudden act, such as a coup or a revolution. It can also mean to overthrow an idea or a system.
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Overthrows
Overthrows refers to the act of overthrowing, which means to defeat or destroy someone in power, often by force or guile, resulting in their removal from a position of authority. It can also mean to upset or reverse something that is already established.
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