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Right vs. Wright
Right
/raɪt/Examples:
I will see you righted.'You belong by rights to girls like Lizzie Connolly.'Reads all right.
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Wright
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The playwright won the prize for his debut play.Our neighborhood hired a skilled wheelwright recently.The shipwrights gathered to plan the boat's construction.
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Ways to tell them apart:
- "Wright" is a noun and often refers to a maker or builder, like in playwright.
- "Right" is an adjective meaning correct or a direction opposite of left.
- Remember Playwright, the person who writes plays, contains wright, which links to crafting or making.
- The term "right" also relates to moral correctness or legality, as in human rights.
- The spelling of "wright" includes "w", hinting at its association with writing or crafting.
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