Synonyms for democratically
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1. democraticallyadverb

   in a democratic manner; based on democratic principles

   "it was decided democratically"; "democratically elected government"

   Antonyms:
   undemocratically

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1. List of paraphrases for "democratically":

   democratic, democracy

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1. Ulrich Wilken:

   They are not democratically elected, yet they push governments into taking action all the time, we saw this again in the manner in which they made the terms harsher for Greece to get finance after the election.

2. David Doniger:

   She cut the budget and dismantled the laws, fired the scientists -- or at least ignored them, etc., what happened with Gorsuch is that she got about two years into this mission of destroying the agency and there was a broad rebellion that manifested in the media and in public opinion and in the Democratically-controlled Congress.

3. Burkina Faso:

   FESPACO is a platform for everyone to come and express themselves democratically and freely, consequently, there was no way we could not show a film that was apparently threatened by terrorism.

4. Dylan Baker:

   This is historic, the first union at a major tech company by and for all tech workers. We will elect representatives, we will make decisions democratically, we will pay dues, and we will hire skilled organizers to ensure all workers at Google know they can work with us if they actually want to see their company reflect their values.

5. Soe Thein:

   It will be the first general election held under a democratically elected government in many years.