Difference between Courteously and Politely

COURTEOUSLY vs POLITELY: ADVERB

Graciously, Calmly, Tactfully, Cordially, Considerately, Respectfully, Kind, Nicely, Gracefully, Gently, Kindly, With politeness, With courtesy, In a well mannered way, Politely

Apologetically, Tactfully, Decently, Kind, Amicably, Nicely, Delicately, Gently, Kindly, Graciously, Respectfully, In a well mannered way, With politeness, With courtesy, Courteously

Affably, Sympathetically, Sensibly, Compassionately, Impolitely, Deferentially, Graciously, Calmly, Cordially, Respectfully, Kind, Nicely, Gently, Kindly, Politely

Gruffly, Hesitatingly, Impolitely, Deferentially, Condescendingly, Sheepishly, Calmly, Decently, Kind, Amicably, Nicely, Gently, Kindly, Graciously, Respectfully

All complaints will be received courteously and handled promptly.
Every question we had was answered quickly and courteously.
Passengers must obey the bus driver promptly and courteously.
Respond to customer service issues promptly and courteously.
My telephone inquiries were answered promptly and courteously.
Incoming calls should be answered promptly and courteously.
Deal courteously but firmly with the general public.
Promptly answers the telephone courteously within three rings.
Baron, and courteously asked them to be seated.
And I further agree that there should always be a presumption in favor of treating courteously the actual people who have treated you courteously.

The man registers shock, but he nods politely.
You can still ask politely for a payment.
The spider bows politely and then runs off.
To quote Henry Ford, history is politely debatable.
Complainants should be treated politely and with respect.
Ask politely and far in advance of deadlines.
This section teaches how to agree politely and how to disagree politely and how to do it rudely if you want to.
English well, I learn to how to ask questions politely and how to speak politely.
Then he answers my questions quickly, thoroughly and politely, often while politely letting people in store know that he'll be right with them.
In this situation it is more effective to politely accept correction (or politely disagree) and move on as quickly as possible.