righter
- adjective
- /ˈraɪtər/
- Couldn't be righter.
And finally, she's, she's much more right than than I've been.
- And finally, she's, she's much more right than than I've been.
Examples
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In the debate, her argument was righter than his, based on the evidence she presented.
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The chances of anybody getting it righter than Apple grow colder by the day.
Blog text (21) -
You are totally smarter, righter, and purer than everyone.
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And finally, she's, she's much more right than than I've been.
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After reviewing both reports, I found that my original assessment was righter than my colleague's.
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The teacher explained that the second answer was righter compared to the first one.
Synonyms
Correct or most suitable for a situation
Antonyms
How Correct
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Righter comes from right, which comes from an old English word riht meaning 'straight' or 'correct'. So something righter is simply 'more correct' or closer to what is true.