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genially [am. angl. ˈdʒinjəli, brit. angl. ˈdʒiːnɪəli] PRISL.

genially smile/greet/say:

genially

cordialmente

genially

de manera amistosa

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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But we don't have to be so unnuanced as to condemn something as fun and harmless and genially satirical as boobquake.

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The genially erudite ironies that have served its author so well with topics from travel to architecture can feel a bit too glib here.

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He was genially mocking the way people bend over backwards to pretend not to notice racial differences.

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They talk (mostly genially, though there have been confrontations).

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You could argue that we no longer have a model of living genially with people who regard these issues of faith as so important that they're worth dying for.

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As a speaker, he is genially amusing.

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A genially droll romantic comedy from a period when people still said "women's lib" and expected a reaction?

edmontonjournal.com

The commodious room has tables genially set apart from one another, and, though the lighting is too bright at night, it is a convivial place favored by wine industry people.

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Somehow, the genially ergonomic design fails to be attractive or even really appealing.

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He is often to be seen strolling around the office, greeting people genially, stopping to pass the time of day.

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