duly
IPA: dˈuɫi
adverb
- In a due, fit, or becoming manner; as it ought to be; properly.
- Regularly; at the proper time.
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Examples of "duly" in Sentences
- Chokecherry duly removed from Europe.
- The man's loathing of the woman is duly noted.
- The point on the bulleted lists is duly noted.
- He duly retained the seat in the 2007 election.
- However, the summaries of the letters were duly referenced.
- The court duly quashed the conviction of dangerous driving.
- He was duly chastised publicly for the actions in the media.
- Israel is the current duly consituted government in the area.
- At the dissolution of Parliament in 1796, Rolle was duly ennobled.
- Cole and Phoebe were then duly crowned as the rulers of the underworld.
- Here the note-book was produced from under his pillow, and the English word duly written down.
- When Bombastês sees himself flouted, he goes mad, and hangs his boots on a tree, with this label duly displayed:
- If a label duly recorded as aforesaid is assigned by an instrument in writing under seal, such assignment may be recorded.
- Mrs. Sartoris bowed assent; the introduction made, his name duly inscribed on the lady's tablets, and Captain Conyers exclaimed,
- Emeline had chosen for a girl, and Julia was the name duly given her by the radiant and ecstatic George in the very first hour of her life.
- I know my Champs-Elysées: I have lived in the area half my life; and was in fact born about 100 metres off what the Paris Tourism office likes to call "the most beautiful avenue in the world", a tag duly picked up by the M&S advance publicity.
- Although, therefore, the learned divine's monument, with his name duly inscribed, is to be seen at the east end of the churchyard at Aberfoyle, yet those acquainted with his real history do not believe that he enjoys the natural repose of the tomb.