patently
ತೆರೆದಿಡುತ್ತದೆ
definition
adverb
these claims were patently false
clearly; without doubt.
example
All the same, this statement is 'patently' untrue.
the Government's approach had 'patently' failed to address the problem
these claims were 'patently' false
That the Prime Minister can not be trusted with confidence is 'patently' clear.
This annual death toll amounts to 10 million - a 'patently' unsustainable figure.
Victory over Celtic this afternoon would ease the strain he is 'patently' under.
a law that is 'patently' ridiculous
He is 'patently' too self-conscious, too overwhelmed by the self-evident foolishness of the whole business.
these claims were 'patently' false
There are cases in the eastern States where plaintiffs have succeeded, notwithstanding the risks involved have been 'patently' obvious.
The mischievous nature of U. S. policy came out 'patently' on the issue of Russian gas supplies to Ukraine.
In short, the Court should not permit a 'patently' illegal sales process to go forward.
He 'patently' ignored obvious contradictions in order to support the line of argument of Opel management.
Which means the US Empire is already on the wane - bad news for George W. Bush, who 'patently' enjoys being Emperor.
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