properly

US /ˈprɑːpərli/

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UK /ˈprɔpəlɪ/

adv.AdverbIn an appropriate or correct manner

I shall write to her properly in the morning, I am too tired right now

adv.AdverbIn a way that is suitable or appropriate.

You should dress properly for the interview.

adv.AdverbIn a thorough or complete way.

The vegetables were not cooked properly.

adv.AdverbIn a way that is morally correct or acceptable.

She behaved properly at the formal dinner.

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to make sure that the heart pumps properly.
to make sure that the heart pumps properly.

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and the conditions are so tight that you can't learn to walk properly. That's just the beginning.
and the conditions are so tight that you can't learn to walk properly. That's just the beginning.

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blood properly for the first time and showing us the way forward.
blood properly for the first time and showing us the way forward.

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hospital equipment. If not used properly it can damage
hospital equipment. If not used properly it can damage

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To be able to love properly, we have to attend a funeral first: we have to bury a lot of our hopes deep in the ground
To be able to love properly, we have to attend a funeral first: we have to bury a lot of our hopes deep in the ground

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properly in your red blood cells. On the other hand, nitrites help to prevent bacterial growth
properly in your red blood cells. On the other hand, nitrites help to prevent bacterial growth

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But it would also be fair if you at least properly checked the only means of communications between us
But it would also be fair if you at least properly checked the only means of communications between us

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we would properly benefit, from overcoming.
we would properly benefit, from overcoming.

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