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set to rights

verb as in recondition

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verb as in refurbish

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verb as in remedy

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verb as in restitute

verb as in restore

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verb as in settle

verb as in straighten

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But if you thought this story would end with the monster safely defeated and the world set to rights, you’re mistaken.

Nothing is set to rights by the end of the story; Christmas is saved simply because Paddington has made Great Aunt Matilda laugh.

When everything was set to rights, I turned to making ready my bed.

Poirot, naturally, is not misled, and the world can be set to rights.

The room was soon set to rights, but it’s a well-known fact that cat puddles stink to high heaven.

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