righteously
/ˈraɪtʃəsli/
adverb
- In a morally correct or virtuous way; acting according to what is just or fair.
- The judge righteously sentenced the criminal to life in prison for his terrible crimes.
- He righteously stood up for his friend when others were spreading false rumors.
- She righteously refused to accept the bribe, even though it would have made her rich.
- In a way that shows a strong belief that one is morally superior or correct, often with anger or disapproval.
- She righteously scolded her brother for not doing his chores, even though she had forgotten her own.
- He righteously complained about the long line, as if everyone else was being rude.
- The politician righteously declared that his opponents were corrupt, ignoring his own scandals.
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