rightfully — In a way that is morally correct, justified, or legally entitled. According to what is proper or deserved.
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: In a way that is morally correct, justified, or legally entitled. According to what is proper or deserved.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈraɪtfəli/
Korean meaning: 당연히, 정당하게
Korean pronunciation: 라잇-풀-리 (강세: 라잇)
Example Sentences
- The cat rightfully ignored the dog's attempt to steal its food.
- He rightfully received the promotion after years of hard work.
- Students rightfully complained about the vending machine that ate their money.
rightfully
ADVERB//ˈraɪtfəli//
In a way that is morally correct, justified, or legally entitled. According to what is proper or deserved.
In a way that is morally correct, justified, or legally entitled. According to what is proper or deserved.
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Though he acted spitefully, justice rightfully brings victory delightfully!
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Origin
From Old English 'riht' meaning straight or correct, combined with the suffix '-ful' (full of) and '-ly' (in a manner of). The word evolved to mean 'in a manner that is full of correctness or justice'.
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“The cat rightfully ignored the dog's attempt to steal its food.”
“He rightfully received the promotion after years of hard work.”
“Students rightfully complained about the vending machine that ate their money.”
“The treasure rightfully belongs to whoever finds it first.”
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