Definition of avowedly in English:

avowedly

adverb əˈvaʊɪdliəˈvaʊədli

As has been asserted, admitted, or stated publicly; openly.
the article is avowedly a historical analysis
the country's first avowedly left-wing president
Example sentencesExamples
- They were determined to resist the increasing influence of an avowedly reformist state.
- The author is avowedly concerned with staying true to the universality of human nature.
- Avowedly inspired by Emerson, Whitman's Leaves of Grass is regarded by some critics as the most revolutionary volume in American poetry.
- It is an avowedly revisionist organization whose membership undoubtedly includes many from the extreme right wing.
- Both books are based largely on photographs by McMillan and are avowedly for the nostalgia market.
- They assume that as postindustrialism has emerged first in their avowedly free-market economy, it is self-evidently a good thing.
- Reenactment is often avowedly apolitical, purporting not to take a stance vis-a-vis the past.
- Not surprisingly, the avowedly liberal author was a trenchant critic of the decision to intervene militarily.
- They are avowedly devoted to the cause of righting what they see as a shocking bias in the western media.
- You produce something that is a long way from what the legislature avowedly intended.

Definition of avowedly in US English:

avowedly

adverbəˈvaʊədliəˈvouədlē

As has been asserted, admitted, or stated publicly; openly.
the article is avowedly a historical analysis
the country's first avowedly left-wing president
Example sentencesExamples
- They are avowedly devoted to the cause of righting what they see as a shocking bias in the western media.
- They assume that as postindustrialism has emerged first in their avowedly free-market economy, it is self-evidently a good thing.
- Reenactment is often avowedly apolitical, purporting not to take a stance vis-a-vis the past.
- You produce something that is a long way from what the legislature avowedly intended.
- It is an avowedly revisionist organization whose membership undoubtedly includes many from the extreme right wing.
- They were determined to resist the increasing influence of an avowedly reformist state.
- Avowedly inspired by Emerson, Whitman's Leaves of Grass is regarded by some critics as the most revolutionary volume in American poetry.
- The author is avowedly concerned with staying true to the universality of human nature.
- Both books are based largely on photographs by McMillan and are avowedly for the nostalgia market.
- Not surprisingly, the avowedly liberal author was a trenchant critic of the decision to intervene militarily.

词汇	avowedly
释义	Definition of avowedly in English: avowedly adverb əˈvaʊɪdliəˈvaʊədli As has been asserted, admitted, or stated publicly; openly. the article is avowedly a historical analysis the country's first avowedly left-wing president Example sentencesExamples They were determined to resist the increasing influence of an avowedly reformist state. The author is avowedly concerned with staying true to the universality of human nature. Avowedly inspired by Emerson, Whitman's Leaves of Grass is regarded by some critics as the most revolutionary volume in American poetry. It is an avowedly revisionist organization whose membership undoubtedly includes many from the extreme right wing. Both books are based largely on photographs by McMillan and are avowedly for the nostalgia market. They assume that as postindustrialism has emerged first in their avowedly free-market economy, it is self-evidently a good thing. Reenactment is often avowedly apolitical, purporting not to take a stance vis-a-vis the past. Not surprisingly, the avowedly liberal author was a trenchant critic of the decision to intervene militarily. They are avowedly devoted to the cause of righting what they see as a shocking bias in the western media. You produce something that is a long way from what the legislature avowedly intended. Definition of avowedly in US English: avowedly adverbəˈvaʊədliəˈvouədlē As has been asserted, admitted, or stated publicly; openly. the article is avowedly a historical analysis the country's first avowedly left-wing president Example sentencesExamples They are avowedly devoted to the cause of righting what they see as a shocking bias in the western media. They assume that as postindustrialism has emerged first in their avowedly free-market economy, it is self-evidently a good thing. Reenactment is often avowedly apolitical, purporting not to take a stance vis-a-vis the past. You produce something that is a long way from what the legislature avowedly intended. It is an avowedly revisionist organization whose membership undoubtedly includes many from the extreme right wing. They were determined to resist the increasing influence of an avowedly reformist state. Avowedly inspired by Emerson, Whitman's Leaves of Grass is regarded by some critics as the most revolutionary volume in American poetry. The author is avowedly concerned with staying true to the universality of human nature. Both books are based largely on photographs by McMillan and are avowedly for the nostalgia market. Not surprisingly, the avowedly liberal author was a trenchant critic of the decision to intervene militarily.
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