was right
Got it correct
Was right indicates that someone's judgment, prediction, or belief proved correct: You were right about him—he did quit.
Often used when events confirm what someone said earlier: She was right all along.
The phrase carries a note of vindication, sometimes grudging: I hate to admit it, but you were right.
- vindicatedCleared of accusation
- in the endAfter all is considered
- told you soSmug reminder of prediction
- called itGuessed correctly beforehand
- all alongFrom the beginning
point · corroborated · correct · on the money · spot on · substantiated · logical · answer · confirmed · validated · fair · nod · accurate · upheld · just · rational · proven · verified