Justly

/ˈdʒʌstli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a just manner; fairly or rightly.

She was justly rewarded for her hard work and dedication.

For a good reason; rightly.

He justly argued that everyone deserves equal treatment.

In accordance with what is morally right.

The judge ruled justly, ensuring that justice was served.

Deservedly; rightly so.

The team justly celebrated their victory after months of effort.

In a manner that is deserved or appropriate.

The artist was justly recognized for her contributions to the community.

Middle English; from Latin 'justus' meaning 'just, fair'.

justly so

A phrase used to indicate something is just or reasonable.

justly earned

Referring to rewards or recognition that are deserved.

just

Conforming to a standard of correctness.

justice

The principle of moral rightness.

justifiable

Capable of being shown to be right or reasonable.

Fair game.

If you break the rules, that's fair game; you're justly accountable.

On the level.

His explanation was on the level, he justified his actions justly.