Uprightly

  • 71rihtlíce — adv 1. rightly, justly, uprightly, virtuously, with justice or equity; 2. rightly, properly, in a manner which suits the circumstances of a case; 3. rightly, correctly, precisely, in accordance with rules or regulations, regularly; 4. rightly as… …

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  • 72vertical — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) Perpendicular to the earth s surface Nouns 1. vertical, perpendicular, upright; verticality, plumbness, aplomb, perpendicularity, orthogonality, elevation, erection; right angle, normal, azimuth circle;… …

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  • 73carefully — (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Scrupulously] Syn. punctiliously, conscientiously, meticulously, exactly, rigidly, correctly, strictly, precisely, minutely, painstakingly, faithfully, trustily, fastidiously, uprightly, honorably, attentively, rigorously …

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  • 74honestly — (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [In an honest manner] Syn. uprightly, fairly, genuinely; see justly 1 , 2 , sincerely . 2. [Really] Syn. indeed, truly, naturally; see really 1 …

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  • 75justly — (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Honorably] Syn. impartially, honestly, rightly, fairly, straightforwardly, uprightly, reasonably, moderately, temperately, evenhandedly, righteously, piously, equitably, equably, tolerantly, charitably, virtuously,… …

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  • 76morally — (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [In accordance with accepted standards of conduct] Syn. conscientiously, truthfully, honestly, honorably, appropriately, laudably, respectably, courteously, scrupulously, uprightly, righteously, trustworthily, decently,… …

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  • 77rightly — (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. uprightly, justly, fairly, with reason, in justice, properly, fitly, correctly, appropriately, suitably, exactly, truly; see also accurately , well 2 . Ant. wrongly*, without reason, erroneously …

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  • 78squarely — adj. honestly, fairly, uprightly …

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  • 79vertically — adv. uprightly, perpendicularly …

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  • 80upright — adjective 1》 vertical; erect.     ↘(of a piano) having vertical strings. 2》 greater in height than breadth. 3》 strictly honourable or honest. adverb in or into an upright position. noun 1》 a vertical post, structure, or line. 2》 an upright piano …

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