Synonyms for appropriately
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1. appropriatelyadverb

   Antonyms:
   inappropriately

2. appropriatelyadverb

   Antonyms:
   inappropriately

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1. appropriately, suitably, fittingly, befittingly, fitlyadverb

   in an appropriate manner

   "he was appropriately dressed"

   Synonyms:
   fitly, fittingly, befittingly, suitably

   Antonyms:
   unsuitably, inappropriately

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1. List of paraphrases for "appropriately":

   properly, adequately, duly, suitably, correctly, appropriate, rightly, accordingly, due

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1. Joshua Coleman:

   Many people have a powerful need and desire to be with family during the holidays. This is both for the companionship and to provide support, that reality may short out their capacity to appropriately weigh that desire against the risk of contagion. In addition, Contemporary Families're used to associating contagious diseases with the demonstration of obvious symptoms or distress. So the absence of those may also cause people to ignore the very real dangers of potential infection.

2. William Barr:

   The government has very strong evidence of what it really needs to determine whether charges are appropriate -- which is government documents were taken, classified information was taken and not handled appropriately.

3. Jane OMeara Sanders:

   No I dont accept that, thats nonsense and I think that sometimes, you know, I dont know what people think campaigns are. Were dealing with all kinds of doctors and we wanted to have a sense of what the hell was going on really. So the first thing that were trying to do is understand whats going on and not run to The New York Times and not have to report every 15 minutes. This is not a baseball game. So I think we acted absolutely appropriately.

4. Julie Whitney:

   For people with established balance problems or a history of falls, these exercises should be prescribed by an appropriately trained professional, good exercise habits can be started at any age, nobody is too young or too old to benefit.

5. Cedric Alexander:

   What you're seeing is police administrators across the country who are saying, 'This is not the conduct of every man and woman in our police department. This is the conduct of one or two individuals and we're going to deal with them appropriately,'.