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/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.
Etymology
Middle English; from Latin 'justus' meaning 'just, fair'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
justly so
A phrase used to indicate something is just or reasonable.
justly earned
Referring to rewards or recognition that are deserved.
Related Words
just
Conforming to a standard of correctness.
justice
The principle of moral rightness.
justifiable
Capable of being shown to be right or reasonable.
Slang Meanings
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.