e.g. It is only right that we give them a share of what we got.
e.g. He didn't know the right facts, so he said he would check. I asked if I was using the right technique. She was right to suspect that there was something going on.
e.g. I have an injury on my right foot. He sat on the right side of the bench.
e.g. She assumed right when she thought we would be here. He was struggling to do it right so I helped him.
e.g. He walked right into a wall. I fell right into the hole. She was walking right behind him.
e.g. It was your right to be there so he shouldn't have sent you away.
e.g. He has a strong sense of right and wrong, so he will not agree to this.
"The difference between the right word and the almost right word is like the difference between lightning and a lightning bug." -- Mark Twain
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