Right

Just

Synonyms: Just, equitable, upright, virtuous, moral, ethical, honest, lawful, fair, good, righteous, proper, morally justified, honourable, principled, and legal.

Exact

Synonyms: Correct, without error, exact, accepted, valid, conventional, official, regular, spot on, meet, accurate, unerring, precise, proper, orthodox, established, formal, on the mark, and de règle.

Accurate

Synonyms: Correct, without error, exact, accepted, valid, conventional, official, regular, spot on, meet, accurate, unerring, precise, proper, orthodox, established, formal, on the mark, and de règle.

Suitable

Synonyms: Suitable, acceptable, fit, proper, preferable, well suited, opportune, favourable, propitious, heaven-sent, good, happy, benign, felicitous, well timed, convenient, apt, appropriate, fitting, correct, desirable, ideal, well qualified, advantageous, auspicious, promising, golden, lucky, fortunate, providential, timely, ripe, expedient, and seasonable.

Healthy

Synonyms: Healthy, fine, in good shape, in good trim, fit, normal, up to par, in the pink, in good health, hale, in trim, well, fighting fit, sound, and up to scratch.

Absolute

Synonyms: Absolute, total, out-and-out, thoroughgoing, perfect, sheer, unmitigated, veritable, unalloyed, arrant, complete, real, thorough, downright, utter, consummate, unqualified, in every respect, and fair.

Completely

Synonyms: Completely, entirely, wholly, altogether, thoroughly, all the way, to the hilt, in every respect, fully, totally, absolutely, utterly, quite, to the maximum extent, and in all respects.

Precisely

Synonyms: Exactly, directly, just, square, bang, smack, plumb, precisely, immediately, squarely, dead, slap bang, slap, and smack dab.

Immediately

Synonyms: Straight, instantly, straight away, now, this/that (very) minute, in/like a flash, on the spot, without further/more ado, quickly, then and there, here and now, as soon as possible, with all speed, tout de suite, toot sweet, in double quick time, pronto, ekdam, instanter, immediately, at once, right away, right now, this/that instant, directly, forthwith, promptly, without delay, there and then, ASAP, as quickly as possible, in short order, straight off, double quick, p.d.q. (pretty damn quick), lickety-split, straightway, and forthright.

Exactly

Synonyms: Correctly, properly, precisely, rightly, unerringly, truly, accurately, exactly, aright, perfectly, and faultlessly.

Justly

Synonyms: Justly, equitably, well, morally, honourably, lawfully, for the better, favourably, advantageously, beneficially, providentially, opportunely, to one's satisfaction, fairly, impartially, properly, ethically, honestly, legally, for the best, happily, to one's advantage, profitably, luckily, and conveniently.

Goodness

Synonyms: Goodness, righteousness, virtuousness, rectitude, principle, morality, truthfulness, honour, justice, fairness, equitableness, lawfulness, rightness, virtue, integrity, uprightness, propriety, truth, honesty, honourableness, justness, equity, impartiality, and legality.

Advantage

Synonyms: Entitlement, privilege, due, liberty, authorization, licence, dispensation, consent, charter, sanction, immunity, carte blanche, prerogative, advantage, birthright, authority, power, permission, leave, warrant, franchise, exemption, indemnity, and droit.

Remedy

Synonyms: Remedy, set right, set to rights, retrieve, fix, sort out, straighten out, correct, mend, make good, amend, make better, put right, put to rights, rectify, solve, resolve, put in order, deal with, repair, redress, improve, ameliorate, and better.

Rectify

Synonyms: Rectify, put right, make right, deal with, repair, cure, settle, make amends for, vindicate, correct, set right, sort out, remedy, fix, resolve, square, and avenge.

Example Sentences

She turned right at the corner.

He made the right choice.

That’s the right answer.

Everyone has a right to speak.

The sun rises in the right direction.

Take the first right after the stop sign.

It's not right to lie.

He stood on the right side.

She was right all along.

You have the right to remain silent.