Translation for 'honestly' from English to Russian

honestly

честно {adv}

• Canon Two: Act honorably, honestly, justly, responsibly, and legally.
• A fictional auctioneer calls out prices. Consumers and firms report honestly their demands and supplies.
• Slowly, Dysart makes contact with Alan by playing a game where each of them asks a question, which must be answered honestly.
• If all interviewed have answered honestly then their true proportion of consumers is 1/8 (= 12.5%).
• Other suttas in the canon likewise underline keeping the precepts, maintaining virtuous friends, homage to one's benefactors and earning one's wealth honestly.

• It was advertised as the first Soviet film to honestly explore the youth rebellion and discontent with the system.
• In classical Roman poetry, after deliberately describing something extravagantly or hyperbolically for memorable dramatic effect, recantation was used to briefly redefine the material subject fairly and honestly.
• Forest never shies away from difficult themes in her books and Falconer's Lure deals sensitively and honestly with the issue of bereavement.
• Thus a lawful excuse may be acknowledged by a court to arise when a person honestly but mistakenly believes that the actions are necessary and reasonable.
• Study carefully, honestly and humbly.

• 3. Debate tournaments will be run efficiently, honestly, and in a manner which promotes the educational values of debating for all participants.
• The wife of Phakin who honestly loves him but her appearance seems unfriendly.
• "I honestly believe no one's ever made a more realistic film about a sport", said Evans.
• In 1983, he became a member of Panchayat Committee, Narayangar, Ambala and discharged his responsibilities honestly.
• From that time the manor was governed by designated administrators. Although they tried to honestly fulfil their functions, the property gradually fell into decline.

• At trial the three men pleaded that they had honestly believed that Mrs Morgan had consented to sexual intercourse.
• 8. Walking humbly with God, acknowledging our own shortcomings while honestly seeking to understand and call forth the best in others, including those who consider us their enemies.