right

noun:a moral or legal entitlement to have or do something
- Freedom of speech is a fundamental human right.
noun:the side or direction that is opposite to left, when facing north
- Take the first right after the traffic light.
adjective:morally good, justified, or acceptable
- It's not right to treat people unfairly.
adjective:true or correct as a fact, judgment, or decision
- You had the right answer all along.
adverb:correctly or accurately
- If I remember right, the meeting is at three o'clock.
adverb:immediately or directly
- The path leads right to the beach.
verb:to restore to a proper state
- He righted the overturned chair.
verb:to correct or rectify an error or injustice
- The new policy aims to right past wrongs.
interjection:used to express agreement or assent
- Right, let's get started with the plan.
noun:a political faction or group advocating for conservative, traditional, or free-market policies
- The right opposed the new tax legislation.