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Superlative for in an direct, forthright or honest manner
“I intend to speak plainly about where I stand despite the arrogant presumption that my beliefs should fall in step with yours.”
Superlative for definitely, without a doubt (to an absolute degree)
“The botched raid was plainly an error of judgment.”
Superlative for obviously or apparently the case, especially visibly
“He was plainly upset at the antics in his workshop.”
Superlative for in a very plain or uninteresting manner or way
“It was plainly red on one side, and darker, almost black, on the other.”
Superlative for in a manner that is well-expressed
“I should be wanting in my duty if I did not plainly explain to you that the meaning of these letters.”
Superlative for to the exclusion of everyone or everything else
“It is plainly just a person who knows what management and organizational ability are.”
Superlative for in a stark manner, without frills or adornment
Superlative for without delicacy or the usual forms of civility
Superlative for for reasons that are sensible or logical
Superlative for in a virtuous manner free of immorality
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