noun

1. RIGHTER, behavior that is morally good or correct
2. RIGHTER, something that a person is or should be morally or legally allowed to have, get, or do
3. RIGHTER, the legal authority to reproduce, publish, broadcast, or sell something

verb

1. RIGHTER, in the exact location, position, or moment that is mentioned
2. RIGHTER, in a direct course or manner
3. RIGHTER, in a way that agrees with the facts or truth
4. RIGHTER, to make (something) right : to correct (something wrong or unjust)
5. RIGHTER, to return (something) to a proper state or condition
6. RIGHTER, to put (something or someone) back in an upright position

1. You can't treat me like this! It's not right!
2. You were right to tell the teacher about the girl who you saw cheating.
3. Telling the teacher was the right thing to do.
4. We discussed the rights and wrongs of genetic cloning.
5. women fighting for equal rights
6. Knowing the truth is her right.
7. The keys are right where I said they would be.
8. “Where are my keys?” “They're right here.”
9. The bank is right next to the pharmacy.
10. It was time to right an old wrong.
11. No one can right all the wrongs in the world.
12. The government needs to do something to right the economy.