The king ruled wisely and justly.

Meaning: This sentence describes a king having power and authority over a country or people in a manner that shows good judgment and knowledge, and in a fair and impartial manner.

Choice of Words: Ruled is a simple past tense verb that means to have power and authority over a country or people. Wisely is an adverb that means in a manner that shows good judgment and knowledge. Justly is an adverb that means in a fair and impartial manner.

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• She ruled wisely and justly for many years.
• The queen ruled her kingdom wisely and justly.
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• The wise king ruled justly over his prosperous kingdom.
• The wise king ruled his kingdom justly.
• The wise king ruled the kingdom justly.
• The king and queen ruled wisely, and the people were content.
• The king ruled his kingdom wisely.
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• King wisely ruled kingdom many years.