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rightly
This adverb functions as a sentence modifier to express a judgment of validity or justice. It is frequently used to validate a reaction, a decision, or a belief, signaling that the action was justified based on the circumstances. In formal contexts, it often carries a moral weight, suggesting that a consequence was deserved.
When used to mean "correctly," it focuses on the accuracy of an intuition or a deduction. It is distinct from "correctly" in that "rightly" often implies a sense of appropriateness or a "right" conclusion rather than just a technical lack of error.
Meanings
Examples
He was rightly accused of negligence.
彼は過失で正当に非難された。
The winner was rightly celebrated by the crowd.
勝者は群衆に正当に称えられた。