Publicly

/ˈpʌb.lɪ.kli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a manner accessible to or visible by the general public.

The company publicly announced its new policy changes during a press conference.

In a way that is evident to all; openly.

She publicly criticized the government's decision to increase taxes.

In a way that does not require secrecy or privacy.

The artist's work was displayed publicly at the gallery for everyone to see.

With public acknowledgement or recognition.

He was publicly honored for his contributions to the community.

For the benefit or interest of the public; in a manner that serves the community.

The charity event was organized publicly to raise funds for local shelters.

From public + -ly

in the public eye

In a position of prominence or publicity.

publicly traded

Referring to a company whose shares are sold to the general public.

publicly available

Information or services that are accessible to everyone.

public

Relating to the people as a whole.

publication

The act of making something publicly known.

publicity

Notice or attention given to someone or something by the media.

Out in the open

When he shared those secrets, he was just putting it out in the open.

Putting someone on blast

He put her on blast publicly when he shared her mistakes on social media.