Definition

Adverb 1. In a way that is shown or proven to be right, reasonable, or fair; with good reason. It describes an action, opinion, or feeling that is well-founded and appropriate.

Usage and Examples

The adverb "justifiedly" is used to modify a verb, indicating that the action is done for a valid and defensible reason.

• She justifiedly complained about the poor service.
• The public justifiedly fears the spread of the disease.
• He could justifiedly claim to be an expert on the subject.

Advanced Usage

• Position in Sentence: It often appears before the main verb it modifies (e.g., "justifiedly argued") but can also be placed at the beginning or end of a clause for emphasis.
  • Justifiedly, the community demanded answers.
  • The award was given, and justifiedly so.

Variants and Related Words

• Justify (verb): To show or prove to be right or reasonable.
  • The results justify the investment.
• Justified (adjective): Having a good or legitimate reason.
  • His anger was justified.
• Justifiable (adjective): Able to be shown to be right or reasonable.
  • It was a justifiable expense.

Synonyms

• Rightly
• With good reason
• Legitimately
• Justifiably

Antonyms

• Unjustifiably
• Wrongly
• Without reason

Adverb

1. with honesty
   • he was rightly considered the greatest singer of his time