Pronunciation: /d(j)uːli/
adjective properly or fittingly
A1 The teacher duly checked the students' homework.
A2 She duly informed her boss about the upcoming meeting.
B1 The report was duly submitted to the committee for review.
B2 The contract was duly signed by both parties.
C1 The project was duly completed within the specified timeframe.
C2 The company duly acknowledged the error and issued a public apology.
adverb in a proper or appropriate manner
A1 She duly completed her homework on time.
A2 The student duly followed the instructions for the assignment.
B1 The report was duly submitted to the supervisor for review.
B2 The contract was duly signed by both parties.
C1 The project was duly executed according to the agreed timeline.
C2 The investigation was duly conducted by the authorities.
formal The report was duly submitted to the board of directors for review.
informal I duly reminded her about the meeting tomorrow.
slang I made sure to duly hit up the party last night.
figurative The seeds were duly planted for future success.
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