aright
In proper order
Aright means correctly or properly: If I remember aright, they moved here in 1987.
The word is literary and old-fashioned, largely replaced by "right" or "correctly" in everyday speech.
To set things aright is to correct what has gone wrong.
In accurate manner
- properlyIn the correct manner
- accuratelyIn a correct manner
- preciselyIn an exact manner
- exactlyWith total accuracy
faultlessly · flawlessly · unerringly · truthfully · validly · legitimately · faithfully · reliably
Repair or solution
- mendRestore after damage
- repairRestore to working order
- correctFree from error
- rectifyTo make something right
remedy · restore · adjust · straighten · realign · redress · amend · set straight
Opposite of no
- indeedWord affirming emphasis
- certainlyWithout any doubt
- agreedShared the same view
- acknowledgedAccepted as true
understood · granted · accepted · conceded · okay · surely · absolutely · definitely
correctly
In accurate manner
- properlyIn the correct manner
- accuratelyIn a correct manner
- preciselyIn an exact manner
exactly · faultlessly · flawlessly · unerringly · truthfully · validly · legitimately · faithfully · reliably · soundly
fix
Repair or solution
rectify · remedy · restore · adjust · straighten · realign · redress · amend · set straight · sort out
yes
Opposite of no
acknowledged · understood · granted · accepted · conceded · okay · surely · absolutely · definitely · positively
arightwrongly
In incorrect manner
incorrectly · wrong · amiss · erroneously · improperly
right, upright, rights, righteous, rightly, forthright, downright, outright, alright