right|righted|righting|rights in English
verb
[raɪt]
restore to good condition; set in an upright position; correct, make right
Use "right|righted|righting|rights" in a sentence
1. Righting wrongs for a ghost.
2. At long last the wrong has been righted.
3. It's called the cat righting reflex.
4. He righted the yacht and continued the race.
5. They recognise the urgency of righting the economy.
6. Righting the economy will demand major cuts in expenditure.
7. the heeling angle at which the maximum righting lever occurs;
8. Shady law firm, mysterious death, a young man righting wrongs.
9. Although the ship started to tip over (Sentence dictionary), she soon righted herself.
10. The wrongs that have been done to you... will be righted someday.
11. The rights incorrectness is different from the non-rights incorrectness in the good faith acquisition, the interference in right of the property right and rectification procedure.
12. The remedies for these rights vivify it, investing impersonal "abstract right" and "dormant right" with vigor, to become "live right" and "active right. "
13. He is the lone crusader righting wrongs, rescuing damsels, killing dragons.
14. the heeling angle at which the maximum righting lever occurs
15. What we discovered was the world's fastest air- righting response.
16. 7 The content of procreation right mainly includes rights of knowing truth, decision right, and so on.
17. for heeling angles between 0 and 30°, a residual righting lever of at least
18. The right to walk down the street without getting Bashed - these are not special rights, these are basic human rights
19. 8 The right to privacy is now being accepted worldwide as one of independent civil rights - personal right.
20. If we shot you down right now, we'd be within our rights.
21. The right to exercise Choice-Mobility, addressed above, is among these rights.
22. He righted his spectacles which had been knocked askew and straightened his cloak.
23. They were deprived of all rights, even the right to a humane burial.
24. He was more concerned about losing face before his men than righting the wrong.
25. A strange, mystical story of love, faith, and the righting of an old wrong.