allowably
In permitted fashion
In a manner that is permitted or acceptable.
The word appears most often in legal, regulatory, or formal contexts where rules govern what can be done: The funds may be allowably spent on equipment but not salaries.
It answers the question of whether something falls within permitted bounds.
To adequate degree
- adequatelyTo a satisfactory extent
- satisfactorilyMeeting required standards
- sufficientlyTo an adequate degree
- reasonablyTo a sensible degree
passably · suitably · appropriately · properly · fittingly · correctly · rightly · duly
In an allowed manner
- sanctionedFormally approved or penalized
- authorizedGiven official permission
- approvedOfficially accepted or permitted
- permittedGranted leave to proceed
licensed · granted · endorsed · ratified · validated · certified · accredited · legitimized
In legal compliance
- legallyIn lawful manner
- statutorilyBy enacted law
- constitutionallyBy fundamental law or nature
- legitimatelyIn a valid way
Adequately, without excellence
- bearablyAble to be endured
- endurablyIn bearable manner
- manageablyIn controllable fashion
- sustainablyIn an enduring manner
livably · moderately · sufficiently · adequately · passably
acceptably
To adequate degree
- adequatelyTo a satisfactory extent
- satisfactorilyMeeting required standards
- sufficientlyTo an adequate degree
reasonably · passably · suitably · appropriately · properly · fittingly · correctly · rightly · duly · legitimately
permissibly
In an allowed manner
- sanctionedFormally approved or penalized
- authorizedGiven official permission
- approvedOfficially accepted or permitted
permitted · licensed · granted · endorsed · ratified · validated · certified · accredited · legitimized · consented
lawfully
In legal compliance
- legallyIn lawful manner
- statutorilyBy enacted law
- constitutionallyBy fundamental law or nature
tolerably
Adequately, without excellence
- bearablyAble to be endured
- endurablyIn bearable manner
- manageablyIn controllable fashion
sustainably · livably · moderately · sufficiently · adequately · passably
allowablyimpermissibly
In a forbidden manner
inexcusably · unacceptably · inadmissibly · against the rules · unjustifiably
allowablyillegally
Contrary to law
unlawfully · illicitly · criminally · against the law · lawlessly
- allowable deductionsExpenses reducing tax burden