Duly

/ˈdjuːli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a proper or appropriate manner; in accordance with what is required or expected.

The documents were duly signed by all parties involved.

At the right time; punctually.

She duly arrived at the meeting before it started.

Executed or performed in the correct or expected manner.

He was duly notified of the changes to the schedule.

Properly or correctly; according to established rules.

The event was duly organized to ensure everyone had a good time.

Middle English, from Old French 'deu' meaning 'due'

duly noted

Acknowledged officially and taken into consideration.

duly appointed

Officially appointed to a position.

duly recorded

Documented formally as required.

due

Expected at or owing at a certain time.

dew

Moisture that collects on cool surfaces overnight.

duel

A contest between two people, often involving weapons.

Done right

You know it's due when it gets done duly.

In its due time

Chill, it'll happen duly when the time comes.