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kindly Adjective [-lier, -liest] 1. having a warm-hearted and caring nature 2. pleasant or agreeable: a kindly climate Adverb 1. in a considerate or humane way 2. please: will you kindly stop prattling on about it! 3. not take kindly to to react unfavourably towards kindliness n
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kindly adjective 1. benevolent, kind, caring, nice, warm, gentle, helpful, pleasant, mild, sympathetic, beneficial, polite, favourable, benign, humane, compassionate, hearty, cordial, considerate, genial, affable, good-natured, beneficent, well-disposed, kind-hearted, warm-hearted << OPPOSITE cruel adverb 2. benevolently, politely, generously, thoughtfully, tenderly, lovingly, cordially, affectionately, helpfully, graciously, obligingly, agreeably, indulgently, selflessly, unselfishly, compassionately, considerately << OPPOSITE unkindly Translations kindly [ˈkaɪndlɪ] adj → bienveillant(e) → plein(e) de gentillesse will you kindly ... → auriez-vous la bonté or l'obligeance de ...; kindly [ˈkaɪndlɪ] kind adj, adv → freundlich, nett; he didn't take it kindly kind → er konnte sich damit nicht anfreunden How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Pierzynski was the catcher who was involved in the infamous strikeout play in Game 2 of last year's American League Championship Series and Escobar didn't take kindly to Guillen's words and he was looking forward to getting some sort of revenge on the mound. His trademark bow-tie and soft-spoken nature hid a hard-scrabble former Marine boxer who didn't take kindly to being pushed around by his colleagues in the legislature--or by anyone else. Not surprisingly, Avery didn't take kindly to Murray's comments. |
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