righteously

A significant part of his base, which he consciously cultivated to a cult-like fidelity, is righteously angered and demanding answers.

“We will be vigorously and righteously defending against this false, pathetic lawsuit.”

Most who took to the streets last weekend are righteously angry at what Trump has done, and plans to do, to L.A.

Taylor Swift, “But Daddy I Love Him” Grandly theatrical, righteously aggrieved and witheringly funny, the high point of “The Tortured Poets Department” is a Taylor all-timer.

And I think depending on which prism you look at it through, you're either talking about a person who has been unfairly maligned or misunderstood, who is righteously fighting back.