right
ਸੱਜੇ
definition
adverb
the car spun right off the track
to the furthest or most complete extent or degree (used for emphasis).
he had guessed right
correctly.
verb
we righted the capsized dinghy
restore to a normal or upright position.
noun
she doesn't understand the difference between right and wrong
that which is morally correct, just, or honorable.
she had every right to be angry
a moral or legal entitlement to have or obtain something or to act in a certain way.
adjective
I hope we're doing the right thing
morally good, justified, or acceptable.
I'm not sure I know the right answer
true or correct as a fact.
exclamation
“Barry's here.” “Oh, right”
used to indicate one's agreement with a suggestion or to acknowledge a statement or order.
example
On the extreme left, a featureless female sits at a table; another loiters outside on the 'right' .
The rule had been interpreted in a way which hindered the prisoner's 'right' of access to the court.
But it's not always 'right' under our noses.
The style Maudslay employed is deliberately a little archaic, and in my judgement exactly 'right' .
The first outwardly visible sign of change is in the body's 'right' foot which has begun to spasm and move at the ankle.
Did they hold up in the face of criticism with the 'right' combination of vulnerability and bravery?
Tired of conflict, the negotiators swiftly agreed that two conferences a year sounded about 'right' .
Some times, we need to pretend to be angry just for them to know 'right' from wrong.
If we were all mature and we all knew 'right' from wrong, you know, the perfect world, then fine.
Lift your right shoulder off the mat and touch your left knee with your 'right' elbow.
We walked down Downing Street 'right' up to Number 10 and visited the Tower of London.
We demonise those that do not accept the system yet never question whether the system is 'right' .
While it is 'right' that York is not preserved in formaldehyde, the sheer scale of development is troubling.
He said people mistakenly believed that adding salt to water would create the 'right' conditions.
This scenario no doubt raises questions as to whether it is morally 'right' for a teacher to date a pupil.
As to the ribs, Dr Williams found that Harry had suffered a fracture of the second 'right' rib at the side under the armpit.
Mr Houseman is absolutely 'right' to claim that the rateable system is unfair.
Yes, yes, everything you say is 'right' and true, but something about it just didn't quite cut it.
Not believing in God has nothing to do with not knowing the difference between 'right' or wrong, good and evil.
Their main worry was the plan to move the public car park for the meadows 'right' next to their homes.
If you have the right elements at the 'right' time, maybe it's true, anything can happen.
He needs ball winners of the quality of Keano to allow him to play down the 'right' .
So Mo Mowlam went into exile and wrote her side of the story, determined to 'right' the wrongs done to her.
When we were boys a lot of it was a slum - they cleared quite a few streets 'right' in the middle.
Try a pop and movies quiz, with a prize for the child or group who gets the most answers 'right' .
The Bolshoi Ballet is dancing, and everything seems absolutely 'right' with the world.
I narrowed my eyes at him but let out a sigh and resigned myself to the fact that he was 'right' .
It's easy to listen to, but difficult to perform with the 'right' balance, sound and atmosphere.
From the Durrow approach a new wall has been completed to the 'right' in front of house at the cross roads.
Has the intrusion to the privacy of those living 'right' next to the site been fully considered?
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