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Definition of disarmingly in English: disarminglyadverb dɪsˈɑːmɪŋlidɪsˈɑrmɪŋli In a manner that allays suspicion or hostility, especially through charm. as submodifier Daniel is suave and disarmingly honest the plan was disarmingly simple Example sentencesExamples - "Market research should be seen with some skepticism," says Dan disarmingly.
- To forestall this eventuality, the Federal Reserve has to continue to control inflationary expectations, as the Governor disarmingly conceded.
- The results are often, like the woman featured on the album cover, disarmingly beautiful.
- The book is written in a disarmingly accessible manner which belies its scholarly credentials.
- They might be exhausted but they don't let it show, remaining funny, calm and disarmingly charming.
- The frankness is both disarmingly welcome and a harbinger of greater honesty to come.
- This means that, at times, he becomes disarmingly honest.
- Rather disarmingly, his simple answer was that he loves it here, and prefers a back room in a seedy pub to a Broadway opening.
- Wayne retorted instantly with a disarmingly charming grin.
- To his credit, Ryan is acutely aware of the difficulty, and is disarmingly modest about his achievement.
Definition of disarmingly in US English: disarminglyadverbdɪsˈɑrmɪŋlidisˈärmiNGlē In a manner that allays suspicion or hostility, especially through charm. as submodifier Daniel is suave and disarmingly honest the plan was disarmingly simple Example sentencesExamples - To his credit, Ryan is acutely aware of the difficulty, and is disarmingly modest about his achievement.
- They might be exhausted but they don't let it show, remaining funny, calm and disarmingly charming.
- This means that, at times, he becomes disarmingly honest.
- Rather disarmingly, his simple answer was that he loves it here, and prefers a back room in a seedy pub to a Broadway opening.
- To forestall this eventuality, the Federal Reserve has to continue to control inflationary expectations, as the Governor disarmingly conceded.
- Wayne retorted instantly with a disarmingly charming grin.
- The frankness is both disarmingly welcome and a harbinger of greater honesty to come.
- "Market research should be seen with some skepticism," says Dan disarmingly.
- The book is written in a disarmingly accessible manner which belies its scholarly credentials.
- The results are often, like the woman featured on the album cover, disarmingly beautiful.
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