rightness
/ˈraɪtnəs/
noun
- The quality of being morally correct or just.
- Many people questioned the rightness of the decision to go to war.
- The lawyer argued for the rightness of her client's cause.
- She felt a deep sense of rightness about helping the homeless.
- The quality of being correct or accurate in fact or judgment.
- The rightness of the theory was confirmed by the experiment.
- He had no doubt about the rightness of his calculations.
- The teacher praised the rightness of the student's answer.
- The quality of being suitable or appropriate for a particular situation.
- The designer checked the rightness of the color for the room.
- She questioned the rightness of wearing casual clothes to the formal event.
- The rightness of the tool for the job made the work much easier.
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