Duly and Thus

Duly

Duly adverb - In a manner suitable for the occasion or purpose.

Thus and duly are semantically related in suitably topic. In some cases you can use "Thus" instead an adverb "Duly".

Thus

Thus adverb - For this or that reason.
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Duly and thus are semantically related in suitably topic. Sometimes you can use "Duly" instead an adverb "Thus".

Both words in one sentence

  • Tanks, but No Tanks One Adam-12 episode had a scene where the boys pulled over an M8 armored car only to discover that it was duly registered and thus perfectly legal to drive on the street.
  • Literature / Little Women Alcott duly wrote the sequel, but with the firm resolve that "I won't marry Jo to Laurie to please anybody."Thus came Part II, occasionally published separately under the title Good Wives in the UK.
  • Bedlam House Given the setting in 20XXV, Amoridere stated that asylums, like hospitals, are duly feared, thus leaving no real alternatives to deal with Reimu's mental illness, aside from making her a Madwoman in the Attic, as the alternative would be worse.
    Source: Bedlam House
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