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right

[rahyt] / raɪt /
ADJECTIVE
fair, just
Synonyms
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appropriate good honest honorable legal legitimate proper suitable true
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deserved due fitting merited moral requisite upright
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condign conscientious equitable ethical justifiable lawful righteous rightful scrupulous stand-up virtuous
Antonyms
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dishonest inequitable unfair unjust
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illegal illegitimate improper unlawful wrong
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corrupt immoral
ADJECTIVE
accurate, precise
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correct perfect proper sure true valid
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absolute amen complete exact faithful nice real sound utter
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admissible authentic bona fide factual free of error genuine immaculate indubitable inerrant infallible just on the money on the nose out-and-out punctilious right as rain right on righteous rigorous satisfactory solemn strict thoroughgoing undistorted undoubted unerring unmistaken veracious veridical veritable watertight
Antonyms
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false flawed imprecise inaccurate incorrect invalid unacceptable wrong
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imperfect incomplete inexact uncertain unreliable untrue
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inadmissible
ADJECTIVE
appropriate, fitting
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acceptable all right common convenient correct decent desirable good happy ideal proper sufficient suitable
STRONG
becoming befitting deserved due fit merited nice requisite
WEAK
adequate advantageous comely comme il faut condign decorous favorable felicitous opportune propitious rightful satisfactory seemly tolerable
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improper inappropriate unfitting unsuitable unsuited
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inadequate unbecoming
ADJECTIVE
sane, healthy
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normal reasonable wise
STRONG
balanced discerning enlightened fine fit hale penetrating rational sound well
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all there circumspect compos mentis discreet far-sighted in good health in the pink judicious lucid unimpaired up to par
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poorly
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sick unfit unhealthy unsound
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insane mad
ADJECTIVE
conservative politically
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reactionary
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die-hard old-line orthodox right wing traditionalistic
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left wing
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left
ADJECTIVE
opposite of left
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clockwise dexter dextral right-handed
Antonyms
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left
ADVERB
accurately, precisely
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clear
STRONG
altogether bang correctly sharp well
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absolutely all the way completely entirely exactly factually fully genuinely just perfectly quite smack-dab squarely thoroughly totally truly utterly wholly
Antonyms
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inaccurately inappropriately incorrectly indirectly unfairly unjustly unsuitably wrongly
ADVERB
appropriately, suitably
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properly well
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acceptably adequately amply aptly becomingly befittingly fittingly satisfactorily
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inaccurately inappropriately incorrectly indirectly unfairly unjustly unsuitably wrongly
ADVERB
fairly, justly
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STRONG
decently properly
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conscientiously dispassionately equitably ethically evenly honestly honorably impartially lawfully legitimately morally objectively reliably righteously sincerely squarely virtuously without bias without prejudice
Antonyms
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inaccurately inappropriately incorrectly indirectly unfairly unjustly unsuitably wrongly
ADVERB
beneficially
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STRONG
well
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advantageous exceedingly extremely favorably for the better fortunately highly notably perfectly remarkably to advantage very
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inaccurately inappropriately incorrectly indirectly unfairly unjustly unsuitably wrongly
ADVERB
directly, without delay
Synonyms
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away straight
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direct due now
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at once first off forthwith immediately instanter instantly promptly quickly right away straight away straightly undeviatingly
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inaccurately inappropriately incorrectly indirectly unfairly unjustly unsuitably wrongly
NOUN
privilege
Synonyms
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authority benefit business claim freedom immunity interest license power priority
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advantage appanage birthright comeuppance deserts deserving due exemption favor franchise liberty merit permission perquisite preference prerogative title
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disadvantage
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disfavor
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corruption immorality injustice unfairness unjustness wrong
NOUN
justice, morality
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freedom independence integrity
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correctness emancipation enfranchisement equity good goodness honor lawfulness legality liberty properness propriety reason rectitude righteousness rightness straight truth uprightness virtue
Antonyms
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subordination
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dishonesty dishonor evil immorality impropriety unsuitableness wickedness wrong
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corruption injustice unfairness unjustness
VERB
fix, correct
Synonyms
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adjust amend balance debug doctor emend launder mend overhaul patch recompense recondition reconstruct rectify redress repair restore reward scrub settle square straighten vindicate
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clean up compensate for dial back do justice fiddle with fix up go straight make up for pick up put in place put right recalibrate set straight set upright shape up sort out straighten out turn around
Antonyms
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break confuse damage destroy harm hurt injure move punish ruin upset worsen
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wrong

Example Sentences

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Penygraig's Edwards started the brighter and picked up the first couple of rounds after landing quick counter right hands and utilising the jab effectively.

From BBC • Apr. 4, 2026

The price might be right, but if you buy a dirt-cheap gadget, it could come with residential proxy software—preinstalled malware that gives hackers access to your home network.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 4, 2026

For Redick, speaking for the first time since news of Doncic’s injury, he had to check on the temperature of his team to make sure his group was in the right space.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 4, 2026

West Bekaa is right above Lebanon's south, where Israeli troops have been advancing on the ground.

From Barron's • Apr. 4, 2026

“Everything all right up there?” someone called from the back.

From "Legendary Frybread Drive-In" by Cynthia Leitich Smith

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.