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1 bluntly
adv прямо, резко, напрямикСинонимический ряд:1. candidly (adj.) candidly; directly; forthrightly; frankly; freely; honestly; openly; purposely; sincerely2. baldly (other) baldly; directly; explicitly; expressly; flatly; frankly; outright; outspokenly; plainly; point-blank; straight from the shoulder; straight out; straightforwardly3. bluffly (other) abruptly; bluffly; briefly; brusquely; crustily; curtly; gruffly; peremptorily; roughly; sharply; shortly; tersely4. dully (other) dully; obtusely -
2 brusquely
Синонимический ряд:1. bluffly (other) abruptly; bluffly; briefly; crustily; curtly; gruffly; peremptorily; roughly; sharply; shortly; tersely2. bluntly (other) baldly; bluntly; directly; explicitly; expressly; flatly; frankly; outright; outspokenly; plainly; point-blank; straight from the shoulder; straight out; straightforwardly -
3 crustily
adv разг. с раздражением, сварливо, ворчливо; резкоСинонимический ряд:1. bluffly (other) abruptly; bluffly; bluntly; briefly; brusquely; curtly; gruffly; roughly; shortly2. obscenely (other) coarsely; crudely; dirtily; filthily; foully; grossly; indecently; nastily; obscenely; profanely; rankly; scurrilously; smuttily; vulgarly -
4 gruffly
1. adv грубо; резко2. adv угрюмо3. adv хриплоСинонимический ряд:1. bluffly (other) abruptly; bluffly; bluntly; briefly; brusquely; crustily; curtly; peremptorily; roughly; sharply; shortly; tersely2. hoarsely (other) hoarsely; huskily
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