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Adj.
Just, moral, good, proper, correct, legal, lawful,licit, honest, upright, righteous, virtuous, ethical, fair,true, honourable, right-minded, principled, open, above-board:There is no doubt in my mind that Simon can be relied on to dothe right thing. 2 correct, fitting, suitable, proper, accurate,exact, precise, perfect; factual, truthful, veracious, valid,sound, Colloq Brit bang on, spot on: Have you bought the rightkind of nail to go into plaster? Jennie had nine right answersout of ten. How many of yours are right? 3 propitious,convenient, strategic, advantageous, beneficial, favourable,auspicious, preferred, preferable, promising: It is criticalfor the mixture to reach the boiling point at exactly the righttime. 4 sound, sane, normal, rational, lucid, healthy: Is sheright in the head, letting him drive in his condition?
Right-hand, dextral, dexter, Nautical starboard: In the UnitedKingdom, drivers sit on the right side.
Rightist, right-wing,conservative, reactionary, Tory: The right wing of the liberalparty is not so very different from the left wing of theconservatives. 7 face, upper, principal, front: Have you laidthe tablecloth right side up?
Utter, complete, perfect,unmitigated, unalloyed, out-and-out, thorough, thoroughgoing,24-carat or esp. US 24-karat, dyed in the wool, pure, absolute,real, Brit proper: I've been a right idiot not to realize thathe loved only her.
Privilege, prerogative, licence, power, claim, title,freedom, liberty: We must allow nothing to interfere with ourdemocratic rights, such as our right to vote. 10 justice,reason, fact, truth, fairness, equity, good, goodness,integrity, virtue, virtuousness, honesty, honourableness,morality, propriety, rectitude, right-mindedness,high-mindedness, nobility, uprightness: He believes that he hasright on his side.
Right side or hand or fist, Nauticalstarboard: She stood on his right. She gave him a quick rightto the jaw.
By rights. properly, fairly, justly, to be just,to be fair, in fairness, honestly, in all honesty, to be honest:By rights, because I paid for it, the house is mine.
Directly, straight, straightaway, right away or off,in a beeline, as the crow flies, forthwith; unhesitatingly,immediately, promptly, at once, instantly, without hesitating orhesitation, without delay, quickly, swiftly, speedily, Colloqpronto, straight off: The minute he walked into the room, hewent right to the wall-safe. Please come over right now. 14exactly, precisely, unerringly, accurately; just: She hung thepaintings right where they belonged.
Well, satisfactorily,advantageously, profitably, favourably, opportunely: I hopethat everything turns out right for you.
Correctly,accurately, properly, precisely, well, sensibly, fittingly,suitably, aptly: If you can't do it right, why bother doing itat all!
Straighten (up or out), set upright or aright: Irighted all the chairs the children had knocked over.
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Adj., n., v., adv., & int.
(of conduct etc.) just,morally or socially correct (it is only right to tell you; Iwant to do the right thing).
In a sound or normal condition; physically ormentally healthy; satisfactory (the engine doesn't sound right).6 a on or towards the side of the human body which correspondsto the position of east if one regards oneself as facing north.b on or towards that part of an object which is analogous to aperson's right side or (with opposite sense) which is nearer toa spectator's right hand.
That which is morally or sociallycorrect or just; fair treatment (often in pl.: the rights andwrongs of the case).
(often foll. by to, or to + infin.) ajustification or fair claim (has no right to speak like that).3 a thing one may legally or morally claim; the state of beingentitled to a privilege or immunity or authority to act (a rightof reply; human rights).
(often Right) Polit. a a group or section favouringconservatism (orig. the more conservative section of acontinental legislature, seated on the president's right). bsuch conservatives collectively.
A correct (mistakes etc.); set in order. b avenge(a wrong or a wronged person); make reparation for or to. cvindicate, justify, rehabilitate.
A (foll. by to, round, through, etc.) allthe way (sank right to the bottom; ran right round the block).b (foll. by off, out, etc.) completely (came right off itshinges; am right out of butter).
Justly, properly, correctly, truly, satisfactorily(did not act right; not holding it right; if I remember right).6 on or to the right side.
As right as rain perfectlysound and healthy. at right angles placed to form a rightangle. by right (or rights) if right were done. do right byact dutifully towards (a person). in one's own right throughone's own position or effort etc. in the right having justiceor truth on one's side. in one's right mind sane; competent tothink and act. of (or as of) right having legal or moral etc.entitlement. on the right side of 1 in the favour of (a personetc.).
Correct the mistakenimpression etc. of (a person). put (or set) to rights makecorrect or well ordered. right about (or about-turn orabout-face) 1 a right turn continued to face the rear.
A hasty retreat. right and left (orright, left, and centre) on all sides. right angle an angle of90ø, made by lines meeting with equal angles on either side.right-angled 1 containing or making a right angle.
Involvingright angles, not oblique. right arm one's most reliablehelper. right ascension see ASCENSION. right away (or off)immediately. right bank the bank of a river on the right facingdownstream. right bower see BOWER(3). right field Baseball thepart of the outfield to the right of the batter as he faces thepitcher. right hand 1 = right-hand man.
(of a screw) = RIGHT-HANDED 4b.right-hand man an indispensable or chief assistant. RightHonourable Brit. a title given to certain high officials, e.g.Privy Counsellors. right-minded (or -thinking) having soundviews and principles. right of search Naut. see SEARCH. rightof way 1 a right established by usage to pass over another'sground.
The right of onevehicle to proceed before another. right oh! (or ho!) =RIGHTO. right on! colloq. an expression of strong approval orencouragement. a right one Brit. colloq. a silly or foolishperson. Right Reverend see REVEREND. right sphere Astron. seeSPHERE. right turn a turn that brings one's front to face asone's right side did before. right whale any large-headed whaleof the family Balaenidae, rich in whalebone and easily captured.right wing 1 the right side of a football etc. team on thefield.
The conservative section of a political party orsystem. right-wing adj. conservative or reactionary.right-winger a person on the right wing. right you are!colloq. an exclamation of assent. she's (or she'll be) rightAustral. colloq. that will be all right. too right sl. anexpression of agreement. within one's rights not exceedingone's authority or entitlement.
Rightable adj. righter n.rightish adj. rightless adj. rightlessness n. rightness n.[OE riht (adj.), rihtan (v.), rihte (adv.)]
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