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conservatively

adverb as in quietly

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Facebook is a mass-reality-distortion field for conservatives.

From Axios

It happened because Americans from all walks of life united to support it—liberals and conservatives, prosecutors and public defenders, police officers and people with criminal records.

From Fortune

If no government-backed firms failed, it’d be a clear sign that the government was being too conservative.

The governor praised Clarkson’s commitment to conservative values and marital devotion in a letter to the president.

Instead, the college sought to sample more voters not just in rural counties, but in the more rural areas within those rural counties that are more likely to support conservative candidates.

From Fortune

The government conservatively projects that the deficit for fiscal year 2014 will rise to about $750 billion.

During those three years, we conservatively project that more than 50,000 women and children will be positively impacted.

He is surrounded by attorneys all dressed in their conservatively tailored uniforms.

And these programs have been conservatively documented to save billions.

Women walk in small groups to the “supermarket” downtown here, and are dressed less conservatively than in Zintan.

Your own funds I have kept invested conservatively in gilt-edged securities wholly removed from speculative influences.

Chauliac discussed operations for hernia very conservatively.

Conservatively dressed—matching coat and trousers of orange nylon tweed—royal blue half-brim bowler—carrying a blue brief case.

"I believe that's the idea," said the Cap'n, conservatively.

Treating the patient conservatively, which means at most lightly packing the part with antiseptic gauze.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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