Conscionably

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Related to Conscionably: cajolingly, prudentially, bumped up, reassessing

Con´scion`a`bly

adv.

Reasonably; justly.

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.

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'For observant people of the state, frivolous and needless confrontation with those perceived to harbour or bear divergent political opinions is one area the Akeredolu-led government has consciously and conscionably avoided.

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I remember greatly offending someone who sent me a revision of a poem, and I wrote back, the only honest comment I could conscionably give, "I don't really see any significant difference between this one and the original." It wasn't a sarcastic comment.

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"The nonsubmission of accomplishment reports creates doubts as to whether or not funds were used judiciously and conscionably with due regard against waste through improper disposition," it said.