If something is right, it is correct and agrees with the facts.

If you do something in the right way or in the right place, you do it as or where it should be done or was planned to be done.

If you say that someone is seen in all the right places or knows all the right people, you mean that they go to places that are socially acceptable or know people who are socially acceptable.

If someone is right about something, they are correct in what they say or think about it.

If something such as a choice, action, or decision is the right one, it is the best or most suitable one.

If something is not right, there is something unsatisfactory about the situation or thing that you are talking about.

If you think that someone was right to do something, you think that there were good moral reasons why they did it.

Right is used to refer to activities or actions that are considered to be morally good and acceptable.

The right side of a material is the side that is intended to be seen and that faces outward when it is made into something.

Your right arm, leg, or ear, for example, is the one which is on the right side of your body. Your right shoe or glove is the one which is intended to be worn on your right foot or hand.

If something happens or is done right, it is correct and agrees with the facts.

If you do something right, you do it as or where it should be done or was planned to be done.

Right is also an adverb.

You use right in order to attract someone's attention or to indicate that you have dealt with one thing so you can go on to another.

You can say 'right' to show that you are listening to what someone is saying and that you accept it or understand it.

You can use right to emphasize the precise place, position, or time of something.

You can use right to emphasize how far something moves or extends or how long it continues.

You can use right to emphasize that an action or state is complete.

If you say that something happened right after a particular time or event or right before it, you mean that it happened immediately after or before it.

If you say I'll be right there or I'll be right back, you mean that you will get to a place or get back to it in a very short time.

You can use right to check whether what you have just said is correct.

Right is used to refer to activities or actions that are considered to be morally good and acceptable.

The right is one of two opposite directions, sides, or positions. If you are facing north and you turn to the right, you will be facing east. In the word 'to', the 'o' is to the right of the 't'.

You can refer to people who support the political ideals of capitalism and conservatism as the right. They are often contrasted with the left, who support the political ideals of socialism.

Your rights are what you are morally or legally entitled to do or to have.

If you have a right to do or to have something, you are morally or legally entitled to do it or to have it.

If someone has the rights to a story or book, they are legally allowed to publish it or reproduce it in another form, and nobody else can do so without their permission.

If you say that things are going right, you mean that your life or a situation is developing as you intended or expected and you are pleased with it.

If you put something right, you correct something that was wrong or that was causing problems.

If you do something right away, you do it immediately.

You can use right now to emphasize that you are referring to the present moment.

If something is not the case but you think that it should be, you can say that by rights it should be the case.

If someone is a successful or respected person in their own right, they are successful or respected because of their own efforts and talents rather than those of the people they are closely connected with.

If you say that you reserve the right to do something, you mean that you will do it if you feel that it is necessary.

If you say that someone is within their rights to do something, you mean that they are morally or legally entitled to do it.

If you right something or if it rights itself, it returns to its normal or correct state, after being in an undesirable state.

If you right a wrong, you do something to make up for a mistake or something bad that you did in the past.

If you right something that has fallen or rolled over, or if it rights itself, it returns to its normal upright position.