righted

Restored to upright

Righted is the past tense of right, used as a verb meaning to restore something to its proper, upright, or correct position.

You right a capsized boat, right a wrong, or right yourself after stumbling.

The crew righted the overturned canoe and continued downstream.

She righted herself after tripping on the curb.

The word often carries a sense of correction or restoration to a normal state.

corrected

rectified

Made correct or accurate

repaired · restored · remedied · resolved · straightened · sorted · settled · redressed · mended · corrected

justice

vindicated

Cleared of accusation

compensated · exonerated · acquitted · cleared · absolved · rehabilitated · made amends · fairness · equity · reparation

nautical

rolled back

Returned to prior condition

hull · lifeboat · vessel · boat · ship · overturned · stabilized · maritime rescue · ballast

balance

uprighted

Made upright again

balanced · rebalanced · counterbalanced · equilibrated · centered · realigned · repositioned · adjusted · recovered

redemption

redeemed

Exchanged for worth

reformed · repented · restored · renewed · absolved · forgiven · salvaged · recovered · turned around · second chance

Opposites
physical orientation

rightedtoppled

Caused to fall

overturned · capsized · upended · knocked over · flipped

correction/rectification

rightedwronged

Treated with injustice

perpetuated · worsened · compounded · neglected · aggravated

Phrases
Family

right, upright, rights, downright, outright, alright, righting, wright

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G