Definition of rightfully in English:

rightfully

adverb ˈrʌɪtf(ə)liˈrʌɪtfʊliˈraɪtfəli

In accordance with a legitimate right or claim to property, position, or status.
a land that rightfully belongs to the native people
Example sentencesExamples
- He has rightfully been a heavy influence on modern anime style.
- All of these problems are rightfully laid at the feet of the man in charge.
- Perhaps rightfully, the mother of the kids was publicly demonized for turning her back on her young children.
- The animalistic nature of people tends to come out when they have the chance to seize what they believe is rightfully theirs.
- The folks there rightfully give us an adequate presentation at a bargain price.
- He goes to England to seek help to regain the throne that is rightfully his.
- Its unique animation style, inventive action sequences, and twisty narrative structures have rightfully won over a hardcore legion of fanatics.
- He was the toast of the 2005 festival, and rightfully so.
- They will soon get what is rightfully owed to them.
- The filmmakers rightfully feel the need to provide a social background to the poor robber who got in over his head.

Definition of rightfully in US English:

rightfully

adverbˈraɪtfəliˈrītfəlē

In accordance with a legitimate right or claim to property, position, or status.
a land that rightfully belongs to the native people
Example sentencesExamples
- He goes to England to seek help to regain the throne that is rightfully his.
- Its unique animation style, inventive action sequences, and twisty narrative structures have rightfully won over a hardcore legion of fanatics.
- The folks there rightfully give us an adequate presentation at a bargain price.
- He was the toast of the 2005 festival, and rightfully so.
- They will soon get what is rightfully owed to them.
- He has rightfully been a heavy influence on modern anime style.
- Perhaps rightfully, the mother of the kids was publicly demonized for turning her back on her young children.
- The filmmakers rightfully feel the need to provide a social background to the poor robber who got in over his head.
- All of these problems are rightfully laid at the feet of the man in charge.
- The animalistic nature of people tends to come out when they have the chance to seize what they believe is rightfully theirs.

单词	rightfully
释义	Definition of rightfully in English: rightfully adverb ˈrʌɪtf(ə)liˈrʌɪtfʊliˈraɪtfəli In accordance with a legitimate right or claim to property, position, or status. a land that rightfully belongs to the native people Example sentencesExamples He has rightfully been a heavy influence on modern anime style. All of these problems are rightfully laid at the feet of the man in charge. Perhaps rightfully, the mother of the kids was publicly demonized for turning her back on her young children. The animalistic nature of people tends to come out when they have the chance to seize what they believe is rightfully theirs. The folks there rightfully give us an adequate presentation at a bargain price. He goes to England to seek help to regain the throne that is rightfully his. Its unique animation style, inventive action sequences, and twisty narrative structures have rightfully won over a hardcore legion of fanatics. He was the toast of the 2005 festival, and rightfully so. They will soon get what is rightfully owed to them. The filmmakers rightfully feel the need to provide a social background to the poor robber who got in over his head. Definition of rightfully in US English: rightfully adverbˈraɪtfəliˈrītfəlē In accordance with a legitimate right or claim to property, position, or status. a land that rightfully belongs to the native people Example sentencesExamples He goes to England to seek help to regain the throne that is rightfully his. Its unique animation style, inventive action sequences, and twisty narrative structures have rightfully won over a hardcore legion of fanatics. The folks there rightfully give us an adequate presentation at a bargain price. He was the toast of the 2005 festival, and rightfully so. They will soon get what is rightfully owed to them. He has rightfully been a heavy influence on modern anime style. Perhaps rightfully, the mother of the kids was publicly demonized for turning her back on her young children. The filmmakers rightfully feel the need to provide a social background to the poor robber who got in over his head. All of these problems are rightfully laid at the feet of the man in charge. The animalistic nature of people tends to come out when they have the chance to seize what they believe is rightfully theirs.
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