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roundly
/ ˈʊԻɪ /
adverb
frankly, bluntly, or thoroughly
to be roundly criticized
in a round manner or so as to be round
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Example Sentences
It has been roundly condemned and boycotted by aid agencies and the UN.
The Enhanced Games have been roundly criticised by senior figures in anti-doping and sports administration.
The highly respected Washington journalists were roundly criticized by progressive commentators for depending on unnamed sources in the report, titled “Behind Closed Doors, Biden Shows Signs of Slipping.”
It's not a boom, but it is something to be roundly welcomed.
A Conservative Party spokesman said Sir Keir's political programme had been "roundly rejected" and Labour MPs would "rightfully question his leadership" following the result.
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