righteously

/rahy-chuhs/US // ˈraɪ tʃəs //UK // (ˈraɪtʃəs) //

公正地,公正的,义无反顾地,正确地

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : characterized by uprightness or morality: a righteous observance of the law.
- : morally right or justifiable: righteous indignation.
- : acting in an upright, moral way; virtuous: a righteous and godly person.
- : Slang. absolutely genuine or wonderful: some righteous playing by a jazz great.

n.名词 noun

as injustly

Synonyms

“Demoralization will give way to righteous hate, in defense of that which they love,” read another, in a militia chat thread.
If you’re righteous, if it’s the right thing, they’re going to support you.
Especially if they’re very in-your-face or self-righteous about it and you have to be around them all the time, like with a romantic partner.
His public owning of it during a time when people were still weird about it was … righteous.
I’m not painting myself as some righteous person who’s 100% in the right all the time.
Hearing the word, we residents of the city's high rises nod our heads righteously.
Turns out Mitt's dad never righteously stormed out of the 1964 Republican National Convention, as the old story goes.
And so Emmert, unable to rely upon the NCAA's rulebook for justification, took to the bully pulpit and bullied, righteously.
The press became self-righteously consumed with its search for The Truth.
This mashup bids you examine whether you are righteously renegade in situations, or bucking authority due to old issues with it.
He tries to minimise the evidence, remarking that Isocrates promises the very same rewards to all who live justly and righteously.
Yes, my child, he always deals righteously; but is he dealing graciously?
She half-fashioned the words on her lips that she had dreamed of a false Zion, and was being punished.

/rahy-chuhs/US // ˈraɪ tʃəs //UK // (ˈraɪtʃəs) //

公正地,公正的,义无反顾地,正确地

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : characterized by uprightness or morality: a righteous observance of the law.
- : morally right or justifiable: righteous indignation.
- : acting in an upright, moral way; virtuous: a righteous and godly person.
- : Slang. absolutely genuine or wonderful: some righteous playing by a jazz great.

n.名词 noun

as injustly

Synonyms

“Demoralization will give way to righteous hate, in defense of that which they love,” read another, in a militia chat thread.
If you’re righteous, if it’s the right thing, they’re going to support you.
Especially if they’re very in-your-face or self-righteous about it and you have to be around them all the time, like with a romantic partner.
His public owning of it during a time when people were still weird about it was … righteous.
I’m not painting myself as some righteous person who’s 100% in the right all the time.
Hearing the word, we residents of the city's high rises nod our heads righteously.
Turns out Mitt's dad never righteously stormed out of the 1964 Republican National Convention, as the old story goes.
And so Emmert, unable to rely upon the NCAA's rulebook for justification, took to the bully pulpit and bullied, righteously.
The press became self-righteously consumed with its search for The Truth.
This mashup bids you examine whether you are righteously renegade in situations, or bucking authority due to old issues with it.
He tries to minimise the evidence, remarking that Isocrates promises the very same rewards to all who live justly and righteously.
Yes, my child, he always deals righteously; but is he dealing graciously?
She half-fashioned the words on her lips that she had dreamed of a false Zion, and was being punished.