bluffly (Meaning)

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bluffly (r)

in a blunt direct manner

He told her bluffly that he didn't appreciate her attitude.
The manager spoke bluffly to the employees about the upcoming changes in the company.
Sarah asked, "Do you like my new haircut?" John replied bluffly, "Not really, it doesn't suit you."
The teacher told the students, quite bluffly, that they needed to study harder if they wanted to pass the exam.
The politician answered the journalist's questions bluffly, without any attempt to evade.
Despite his nervousness, he approached the situation bluffly, trying to appear confident.
The customer service representative told the client, bluffly, that their request couldn't be fulfilled.
She appreciated her friend's bluffly honest opinion, even if it stung a little.
The coach addressed the team bluffly, reminding them of the importance of discipline and hard work.
The CEO spoke bluffly about the company's financial struggles during the shareholder meeting.

in a blunt direct manner

candidly, unreservedly, straightforward, sincerely, straight, frankly, honestly, plain, plainly, openheartedly

deceitfully, courteously, wordily, courteously, politely, erroneously, long-windedly,wordily, civilly, civilly

He told her bluffly that he didn't appreciate her attitude.

The manager spoke bluffly to the employees about the upcoming changes in the company.

Sarah asked, "Do you like my new haircut?" John replied bluffly, "Not really, it doesn't suit you."

The teacher told the students, quite bluffly, that they needed to study harder if they wanted to pass the exam.