Synonyms for democratically
demo·crat·i·cal·ly

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1. democraticallyadverb

   in a democratic manner; based on democratic principles

   "it was decided democratically"; "democratically elected government"

   Antonyms:
   undemocratically

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1. List of paraphrases for "democratically":

   democratic, democracy

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1. United States:

   This particular forum is expressly reserved for democratically leaders and that's what the Biden administration is grappling with.

2. Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff:

   This is not only a coup against a democratically elected government, but also a coup against the hard-won rights of the workers of this country.

3. President Mahamadou Issoufou:

   The government has just foiled an evil attempt at detribalization. The objective of these individuals, motivated by I don't know what, was to overthrow the democratically elected power, they envisaged using aerial firepower and they have for some weeks deliberately blocked (those military assets) in Niamey that I was pressing them to send to Diffa to the front for the struggle against Boko Haram.

4. Soe Thein:

   We'll allow the Carter foundation and EU to observe the upcoming general election independently to ensure the election takes place free and fair, it will be the first general election held under a democratically elected government in many years.

5. Pedro Sanchez:

   What is going to break is the blockade of a progressive government democratically elected by the Spanish people.