democratically
adv. manneradv. in a way that follows the rules of democracy, where everyone has a fair say or a vote. It describes making decisions together as a group.
adv. in a manner consistent with the principles of democracy, typically involving equal participation or voting by all members of a group.
The club members voted democratically to choose their new leader.
The committee decided democratically that the remaining funds should be donated to a local charity.
While the organization claims to operate democratically, critics argue that the complex voting system actually concentrates power in the hands of a few senior officials.
Partly from democratical + -ly (suffix forming adverbs), and from democratic + -ally (variant of -ly), modelled after Middle French democratiquement (modern French démocratiquement).
Manner adverb — typically follows the verb or the direct object.