Synonyms for duly
ˈdu li, ˈdyu-du·ly

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1. punctually, dulyadverb

   at the proper time

   "she was duly apprised of the raise"

   Synonyms:
   punctually

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1. dulyadjective

   Synonyms:
   properly, fitly, in a suitable manner

2. dulyadjective

   Synonyms:
   regularly, in course, at the proper time

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1. List of paraphrases for "duly":

   properly, adequately, appropriately, due, suitably, fully, correctly, dully, proper

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1. Meaghan Mobbs:

   It is tragic that this great institution is now being subjected to and hijacked by partisan action that serves no purpose and no greater good, make no mistake, the move to terminate duly appointed presidential appointees sets a dangerous precedent for future administrations and undermines our institutions.

2. Sheldon Whitehouse:

   Are you answering that, omitting the language 'duly elected and lawfully serving' purposefully? i'm answering the question.

3. Secretary Pompeo:

   The rise of anti-Semitism in the United States and in Europe and in, frankly, all across the world is something that is deeply troubling, and to see someone -- a duly elected congressman -- behave in that way, to speak about anti-Semitism in that way, is of great concern. It's a great concern to me.

4. Alan Kennedy:

   ( N) either the Constitution nor Electoral Count Act offer any basis for claims by people who are not duly elected and certified presidential electors to replace duly elected and certified presidential electors solely because such non-electors were not elected, but would have liked to have been elected, resulting in their preferred candidates losing re-election, plaintiffs' claims to the contrary find no support in the text of the cited constitutional provisions or Electoral Count Act, and are contrary to the whole point of holding elections.

5. New York:

   He’s not the first politician, unfortunately, to make it to Congress to lie, but, look, George Santos was duly elected by the people. He’s going to be under strict ethics investigation, not necessarily for lying, but for his campaign finance potential violations. So I think that Santos is being examined thoroughly.