Properly
Properly adverb - In a manner suitable for the occasion or purpose.
Usage example: the scouts were properly dressed for a week of camping
Wrongly
Wrongly adverb - In a mistaken or inappropriate way.
Usage example: you have wrongly interpreted this passage in the Bible
Both words in one sentence
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Properly Paranoid: In "Wrongly Convicted" from Series 3, when wrongly convicted felon Dean Sutherland (Mark McKinney) is negotiating the sale of his story to Pyramid and Alan's phone goes missing, he becomes convinced that Sutherland is the thief, despite the complete lack of evidence.
Source: Series / Made In Canada
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