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Meanings of by rights in English
Spanish
adecuadamente Synonyms
Examples for "properly"
Examples for "properly"
1
At the moment there is reason to question whether that's working properly.
2
And, of course, we cannot properly plan for the future, he said.
3
That work will continue, but those farms have to be used properly.
4
It is therefore essential to know how to properly set the table.
5
But the new staff would need to be paid properly, he said.
Usage of by rights in English
1
But problems remain, which by rights should have been the developer's responsibility.
2
The facility has been widely criticized by rights groups and foreign governments.
3
You are by rights one of us who do not use iron.
4
Although by rights you're the one should be in charge of it.
5
Well liked, even by those who should by rights be his enemies.
6
The city should never have taken them over at all by rights.
7
You've been wounded -you shouldn't be here at all, by rights!'
8
We hardly expected it of him, by rights of his confounded stubbornness.
9
Both place and figure ought to have been somewhere else by rights.
10
Great philosophers and profound metaphysicians should by rights have lived at Slumberleigh.
11
But it is his by rights, and his council will advise him.
12
He ought by rights to have been blown into a thousand pieces.
13
Had ye good wits, ye should have left it undone, by rights.
14
Penury, penury and piecemeal disgrace, for a man by rights so rich!
15
Brick, who by rights, should have been most concerned, was least so.
16
It's his by rights, and he'd ought a had it long ago.'