charitably
Adverb
Meaning
In a charitable manner.
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she treated him charitably
Ferguson (1974), p. 167 The holding of material wealth in itself is not a wrong, as long as it is used charitably, but men should be careful not to let their wealth dominate their spirit.
Even given the crude recording techniques of the day Cilea's piano playing (put charitably) seems square and lifeless.
Bourdain’s transgression was unforgivable to the minority of the province’s residents who insist on flawless pronunciation while they themselves speak in what can charitably be referred to as a generous interpretation of the language of Shakespeare.
Kaby parts make good replacements for the Skylake family before them, even if the generational improvement can be charitably described as "minor."
Marine Le Pen, the leader of the far-right National Front, does not look upon France's relationship with the European Union (EU) charitably.