Definition of democratically in English:

democratically

adverb ˌdɛməˈkratɪkliˌdɛməˈkrædəkli

In accordance with the principles of democracy.
a democratically elected government
wage scales should be decided democratically
Example sentencesExamples
- The matter of choosing the Labour candidate to fight the next general election will be made democratically by the party.
- The newer groups are not run democratically; they often have no members.
- Such an assembly must be elected openly and democratically by and for ordinary working people.
- We are committed to a sustainable, socially just and democratically accountable trade system.
- The confrontation between classes will get bigger, and it won't happen democratically.
- Such a level of social inequality can never be voluntarily or democratically accepted by the population.
- This is designed to make the union function more efficiently and democratically.
- It is an example of how our system of government can adjust to new demands peacefully and democratically.
- If we want politicians to act democratically we shall first have to have a democracy.
- It is hoped that the next election will be done democratically at the polling booths.

Definition of democratically in US English:

democratically

adverbˌdeməˈkradəklēˌdɛməˈkrædəkli

In accordance with the principles of democracy.
a democratically elected government
wage scales should be decided democratically
Example sentencesExamples
- The matter of choosing the Labour candidate to fight the next general election will be made democratically by the party.
- It is an example of how our system of government can adjust to new demands peacefully and democratically.
- The confrontation between classes will get bigger, and it won't happen democratically.
- This is designed to make the union function more efficiently and democratically.
- Such a level of social inequality can never be voluntarily or democratically accepted by the population.
- If we want politicians to act democratically we shall first have to have a democracy.
- Such an assembly must be elected openly and democratically by and for ordinary working people.
- It is hoped that the next election will be done democratically at the polling booths.
- The newer groups are not run democratically; they often have no members.
- We are committed to a sustainable, socially just and democratically accountable trade system.

单词	democratically
释义	Definition of democratically in English: democratically adverb ˌdɛməˈkratɪkliˌdɛməˈkrædəkli In accordance with the principles of democracy. a democratically elected government wage scales should be decided democratically Example sentencesExamples The matter of choosing the Labour candidate to fight the next general election will be made democratically by the party. The newer groups are not run democratically; they often have no members. Such an assembly must be elected openly and democratically by and for ordinary working people. We are committed to a sustainable, socially just and democratically accountable trade system. The confrontation between classes will get bigger, and it won't happen democratically. Such a level of social inequality can never be voluntarily or democratically accepted by the population. This is designed to make the union function more efficiently and democratically. It is an example of how our system of government can adjust to new demands peacefully and democratically. If we want politicians to act democratically we shall first have to have a democracy. It is hoped that the next election will be done democratically at the polling booths. Definition of democratically in US English: democratically adverbˌdeməˈkradəklēˌdɛməˈkrædəkli In accordance with the principles of democracy. a democratically elected government wage scales should be decided democratically Example sentencesExamples The matter of choosing the Labour candidate to fight the next general election will be made democratically by the party. It is an example of how our system of government can adjust to new demands peacefully and democratically. The confrontation between classes will get bigger, and it won't happen democratically. This is designed to make the union function more efficiently and democratically. Such a level of social inequality can never be voluntarily or democratically accepted by the population. If we want politicians to act democratically we shall first have to have a democracy. Such an assembly must be elected openly and democratically by and for ordinary working people. It is hoped that the next election will be done democratically at the polling booths. The newer groups are not run democratically; they often have no members. We are committed to a sustainable, socially just and democratically accountable trade system.
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