gentlybutclearly
adverbUK /ˈdʒentli bʌt ˈklɪəli/
US /ˈdʒentli bʌt ˈklɪrli/
In a soft and kind way, but so everyone can understand.
She gentlybutclearly told her little brother that it was time to put the toys away.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Speaking in a quiet voice while making the message easy to hear.
The teacher gentlybutclearly explained the new rule to the class.
3. Correcting someone without being harsh or confusing.
He gentlybutclearly pointed out the mistake on the worksheet.
4. Giving a warning in a calm way that leaves no doubt.
The coach gentlybutclearly warned the team about being late.
5. Sharing news in a way that is both tender and easy to grasp.
Mom gentlybutclearly told us the trip was cancelled.