Right-on
Pronunciation: /ˈɹaɪt- ˈɑn/
Right-on (adj)
- Showing strong approval or agreement with what someone has said or done.
- Correct, suitable, or very good in a practical or personal way.
Right-on (interj)
- A short spoken reaction meaning “yes” or “well done”, used to show approval.
Right-on (adjective)
Examples
- I agree strongly with you, and I say right-on.
- She agrees strongly with the plan, and she says right-on.
Right-on (interjection)
Examples
- You did it well, and I say right-on.
- He finished the task, and she replies right-on.