rightly

to be rightly proud of something

to be rightly concerned about the situation

to be rightly accused of a crime

to be rightly praised for one's achievements

to be rightly rewarded for hard work

to be rightly compensated for damages

to be rightly criticized for mistakes

to be rightly recognized for talent

to be rightly entitled to certain benefits

to be rightly guided in decision-making

Greene comes by his love of performance rightly.

We rail against urban sprawl, and rightly so.

And rightly so; it's world famous.

So yes, they are getting devalued and probably rightly so.

It is only with the heart that one can see rightly.

Swords like these were rightly considered the noblest of all weapons.

Now, rightly or wrongly, they can make snap judgements-or quick decisions-about us.

He didn't cut so sublime a figure that day, if I remember rightly.

" These are serious practices and they have been rightly sanctioned, " Le Maire said.

And that's why 17 states, as you rightly say, have invested in that.