Synonyms for properly
prop·er·ly

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1. properly, decently, decent, in good order, right, the right wayadverb

   in the right manner

   "please do your job properly!"; "can't you carry me decent?"

   Synonyms:
   in good order, the right way, by rights, powerful, decently, justly, flop, right on, mightily, right, correctly, mighty, aright, decent

   Antonyms:
   improperly

2. by rights, properlyadverb

   with reason or justice

   Synonyms:
   decent, decently, in good order, the right way, by rights, right

   Antonyms:
   improperly

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1. List of paraphrases for "properly":

   correctly, adequately, appropriately, duly, rightly, suitably, successfully, well, accurately, right, satisfactorily, appropriate, good, due, sufficiently, proper, conveniently, validly, succesfully, sucessfully, effectively

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1. Quentin Sauls:

   Where is the time to take a break, to hydrate properly, to use the bathroom, to do what a normal person would do during a workday ?

2. President Donald Trump:

   We are also looking at helping our hospitals and our rural hospitals who have been hurt very badly. The rural hospitals for a long time have not been treated properly. We are looking to help them and beyond. So we are looking at hospitals also as part of the package, i think you will have a nice answer tomorrow.

3. Ryan Pack:

   I'm like a messy garden that needs to be landscaped. Only after I've been properly and appropriately landscaped will you see my true potential.

4. Manal Mohammed:

   If you do not wash your hands properly -- for at least 20 seconds -- especially after using the toilet, as it is full of germs, these can easily be transferred to your towel.

5. Dana Nessel:

   These suits were an attempt to undermine MSP's efforts to ensure the force properly represents the communities it serves. That doesn't amount to discrimination -- it's responsible community policing.