Rights
Pronunciation: /ˈraɪt/
Rights (noun)
- something you are allowed to have or do by law or nature.
- the side of your body that is usually stronger for most people.
Examples
- Everyone has the right to express their opinion.
- She fought for her right to education.
Common collocations: human rights, legal rights, right to vote, right turn, right side
Rights (adjective)
- being accurate or true; not wrong.
- suitable for a particular situation or purpose.
Examples
- Is this the right answer to the question?
- He made the right choice in the end.
Rights (adverb)
- exactly in a particular place or position.
Examples
- The store is right across the street.
- She arrived right on time for the meeting.