"potulnie" meaning in Polish

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          "ref": "1946, Stanisław Dygat, Jezioro Bodeńskie [Lake Constance] (ABC), 1st edition (fiction), Kraków: Wydawnictwo Literackie, published 1995, →ISBN, →OCLC, →OL:",
          "text": "I często ten, który wszedł arogancko, szorstko[,] i śmiało, okazuje się skromnym, miłym[,] i potulnym człowiekiem, inny zaś, zaprezentowany skromnie i potulnie — szorstkim arogantem.",
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          "english": "Instead of taking offence, she shrugged her shoulders and replied meekly: — Why are you shouting at me like that?",
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          "text": "Zamiast obrazić się, wzruszyła ramionami i odrzekła potulnie: — Czemu pan tak na mnie krzyczy?",
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          "english": "None of us knew how to swallow powders […], so the tablets were crushed and dissolved in water, and we meekly drank this distilled pigment from our refined, dark green glasses.",
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          "text": "Żadna z nas nie umiała połykać proszków[…], więc tabletki rozkruszano i rozpuszczano w wodzie, a my potulnie piłyśmy to rzadkie świństwo z naszych wytwornych, ciemnozielonych kieliszków.",
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          "word": "nie protestując"
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      "ipa": "/pɔˈtul.ɲɛ/"
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  "word": "potulnie"
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          "text": "I często ten, który wszedł arogancko, szorstko[,] i śmiało, okazuje się skromnym, miłym[,] i potulnym człowiekiem, inny zaś, zaprezentowany skromnie i potulnie — szorstkim arogantem.",
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          "text": "Zamiast obrazić się, wzruszyła ramionami i odrzekła potulnie: — Czemu pan tak na mnie krzyczy?",
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  "word": "potulnie"
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