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Meaning of justly
The primary meaning of "justly" is to do something in a way that is fair and reasonable.
Etymology of justly
The word "justly" comes from the Old French word "juste", meaning "fair" or "right", which is derived from the Latin word "iustus", meaning "just" or "righteous"
The adverb "justly" has been used in English since the 14th century to describe actions or decisions that are fair, reasonable, and in accordance with moral or legal standards
Synonyms
fairly
reasonably
rightfully
deservedly
properly
appropriately
suitably
correctly
lawfully
legitimately
morally
ethically
uprightly
honestly
impartially
equitably
evenly
uniformly
consistently
meritoriously
fittingly
aptly
rightly
virtuously
conscientiously
scrupulously
meticulously
diligently
carefully
thoughtfully
Definitions
- In a fair and reasonable way, without bias or prejudice
- In a way that is deserved or merited, often because someone has done something good or bad
- In a way that is morally right or lawful, according to a standard or principle
Usage Examples
- The company was justly criticized for its handling of the crisis
- She was justly rewarded for her hard work and dedication
- The judge tried to sentence the defendant justly, taking into account all the evidence
Antonyms
unfairly
unreasonably
wrongly
undeservedly
improperly
inappropriately
incorrectly
unlawfully
illegitimately
immorally
unethically
partially
inequitably
unevenly
inconsistently
unmeritoriously
unfitly
improperly
unvirtuously
unconscientiously
unscrupulously
negligently
carelessly
thoughtlessly