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rightly /ˈraɪtli/  

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  • adverb
    in a way that is correct :correctly
    If I remember rightly, today is his birthday.
    She rightly anticipated a decline in the value of the stock.
    He points out, quite rightly, that there are flaws in the theory.
    Many people, rightly or wrongly, believe the economy will soon improve.
    for a good reason :in a way that is proper or appropriate
    She rightly admires his paintings.
    People are rightly upset about the city's rising crime rate.
    Quite rightly, the police commissioner is being blamed for the city's rising crime rate.
    She is proud of her children, and rightly so.
    informal :with certainty :for sure - usually used in negative statements
    I don't rightly know where she went. [=I don't know where she went; I'm not sure where she went]
    I can't rightly say what happened.