Examples of 'be rightly' in a sentence
Meaning of "be rightly"
be rightly - means to be just, proper, appropriate, or deserved
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Responsibility to be rightly informed even if it makes us uncomfortable.
It says nothing about anything to be rightly proud of.
No part can be rightly understood without him.
I believe that person will be rightly offended.
Batteries must be rightly deposed according to local regulation.
But our emotions should be rightly ordered.
We can all be rightly proud of the country we share.
Do what is right so you can be rightly compensated.
We can be rightly satisfied with our position as a frontrunner.
All of these factors can be rightly labeled as been emotions.
He can be rightly proud of a rich career of leadership and achievement.
They will never be rightly guided.
We may be rightly ambitious in various ways.
Follow him so that you may be rightly guided.
I think he will be rightly pleased with his performance.
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Any help required will be always be rightly served.
That would be rightly labeled as a waste.
And we vow that her prerogative will be rightly given to her.
They can be rightly called as crapware.
Consular work should be rightly valued.
We may be rightly concerned about the problem of world overpopulation.
This is gonna be rightly stupid.
They can be rightly proud of the result of their hard labour.
All organisations involved should be rightly proud of such achievements.
Therefore we have to follow these two sources if we want to be rightly guided.
The inability to do so would be rightly construed as an act of discrimination.
The inner meaning underlying the festival should be rightly understood.
They can never be rightly measured against anyone else.
We want everything to be rightly done.
They would be rightly put off by what they see.
They are from another age and can be rightly termed barbaric.
Let me be rightly understood.
Carelessly concealed in a grave too shallow to be rightly called a grave at all.
We should be rightly proud of them.
A person with proven criminal antecedents may be rightly denied entry.
No doctrine can be rightly understood apart from its eschatological dimension.
In that case the robber would be rightly called a murderer.
Be rightly informed.
They would be rightly enraged.
This is the house where alone the paschal lamb can be rightly eaten.
He should be rightly lauded.
They want to let you know that you will be rightly rewarded.
The discipline is said to be rightly followed only when one plunges in.
They are the ones who will obtain safety and they will be rightly guided.
We would be rightly dismissive.
It is a classic that the BBC should be rightly proud of.
Such abuses will then be rightly blamed on those who act irresponsibly.
And Groupon and their agency should be rightly chastised.
Wrongdoers need to be rightly understood to form the correct response to their behavior.
Society must be rightly.
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The women concerned rightly fear reprisals
They rightly expect to be more involved in policymaking
They are entirely and rightly against a divorce
