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- Dictionaryplainly/ˈpleɪnli/
adverb
- 1. able to be perceived easily: "a light was plainly visible"
- 2. in a style that is not elaborate or luxurious; simply: "he lived plainly and worked hard"
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9 hours ago · The answer, lies in the concept of social support. High-quality friendships are likely to offer emotional resources like trust, empathy, and relief from stress, all of which are fundamental to life satisfaction. Moreover, the reciprocity inherent in friendships — the give and take — builds a resilient support system that can withstand ...
9 hours ago · Guidance into account and if they decide to depart from it, they must have and give “clear reasons” for doing so …’have regard to’ involves a greater degree of consideration than merely to ‘consult’ … but plainly does not mean … ‘follow’, or ‘slavishly obey’.
9 hours ago · "History of Ecological Design" published on by Oxford University Press.
9 hours ago · Always prescient, irresistible and powerful, the “silver” state of Perak has remained most memorable, adored and appealing in the imagination
9 hours ago · Liberalism portal. Politics portal. v. t. e. Freedom of speech is a principle that supports the freedom of an individual or a community to articulate their opinions and ideas without fear of retaliation, censorship, or legal sanction. The right to freedom of expression has been recognised as a human right in the Universal Declaration of Human ...
9 hours ago · "Because there's a lot of talk out there, let me repeat what my husband has said plainly and clearly: Joe is the Democratic nominee and he is going to beat Donald Trump, just like he did in 2020," Mrs Biden told supporters at a campaign event in Traverse City, Michigan, on Wednesday. Biden's influence in the West Wing, however, is not unusual.
9 hours ago · More concretely, why do we see coarsely bundled rights that make-up things like authority, delegation and ownership being allocated to different parties? Somehow, theory had been leading economists towards models that, put plainly, allowed contracts to achieve too much. Life, in this case, was simpler than the predictions of theory.
