English to Samoan Meaning of deservedly

Deservedly :

Deservedly :: deservedly

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Definitions of deservedly in English

Verb(1) be worthy or deserving

Examples of deservedly in English

(1) we didn't deserve to win(2) Irate shareholders wondered exactly what he had delivered to deserve such a reward.(3) people who park like that deserve to be towed away(4) The car was very good and the team did a fantastic job and really deserve a win.(5) If you are to be placed in such a position, you deserve a fair hearing in court.(6) If you know of a group which deserves this recognition, make sure you nominate them.(7) Gemma deserves justice from the community if people can only be brave enough to come forward.(8) Now he has two or three years to really show that he deserves our faith in him.(9) But by then Gloucester were firmly in control and on their way to a deserved victory.(10) There were only seconds remaining in the half when Aberdeen deservedly equalised and again it was a first goal at his club for the scorer.(11) To all concerned, take a deserved big bow and a clap on the back for a job well done.(12) A lot has been written and said about that game and deservedly so.(13) That is the measure of his achievement and for it he deserves our heartfelt praise and thanks.(14) The original text for this piece is not mine, but it's so good it deserves reproduction.(15) This week, it is an honour to be able to praise someone who really deserves it.(16) Like him, Alice is very brave and deserves a chance for a bone marrow transplant.

(1) you deserve it ::

e tatau ai

(2) not deserve ::

le agavaa

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