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. President Mahamadou Issoufou:

   The government has just foiled an evil attempt at detribalization. The objective of these individuals, motivated by I don't know what, was to overthrow the democratically elected power, they envisaged using aerial firepower and they have for some weeks deliberately blocked (those military assets) in Niamey that I was pressing them to send to Diffa to the front for the struggle against Boko Haram.

2. Texas Gov. Rick Perry:

   Gov. Scott Walker, Bobby Jindal, Rick Perry, Jeb's barely making an impact out there — those are very skilled, very successful, very experienced governors, but the electorate doesn't want that. That's why we have elections, why we democratically select leaders.

3. Hasan Cemal:

   The free space of journalists is being limited in an unprecedented way because there is an order from a sultan who hates independence, freedoms, rule of law, the right to live democratically are swiftly being eliminated.

4. Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel:

   Those who accuse democratically elected politicians of treason, call them 'parties of the system' and menace journalists as 'lying press' - they are very close to the language of the enemies of democracy, the Nazis of the '20s and '30s.

5. 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.