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Definitions from the WebTerm: right ofDescription:The term "right of" refers to the entitlement or privilege granted to an individual or group to do or possess something. It can also allude to the legal or moral authority exercised by someone in a specific situation. Parts of Speech:1. Noun: right of 2. Adjective: right-of 3. Verb: right Senses and Usages:1. Noun: - The "right of" an individual: This signifies the legal or moral entitlements an individual possesses. - Example sentence: John has the "right of" free expression, allowing him to share his opinions openly. - Example sentence: As a citizen, you have the "right of" voting in the upcoming elections. - The "right of" a group or organization: This refers to the privileges or permissions granted collectively to a group. - Example sentence: The employees have the "right of" flexible work hours, enabling them to maintain a work-life balance. - Example sentence: The political party advocates for the "right of" equal pay for women in the workplace. 2. Adjective: - "Right-of" as an adjective is hyphenated and describes something that is established, approved, or acknowledged by applicable rules or authority. - Example sentence: The proposal was denied due to a lack of "right-of" documentation. - Example sentence: To participate in the event, you must possess a valid "right-of" entry card. 3. Verb: - "Right" as a verb can mean to correct, adjust, or align something in a particular manner. - Example sentence: Sarah tried to "right" the crooked picture frame on the wall. - Example sentence: The mechanic worked to "right" the misaligned wheels of the car. Related Products: | ||||
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