Right away синонимы

1    equitable, ethical, fair, good, honest, honourable, just, lawful, moral, proper, righteous, true, upright, virtuous  

2    accurate, admissible, authentic, correct, exact, factual, genuine, on the money     (U.S.)   precise, satisfactory, sound, spot-on     (Brit. informal)   true, unerring, valid, veracious  

3    advantageous, appropriate, becoming, comme il faut, convenient, deserved, desirable, done, due, favourable, fit, fitting, ideal, opportune, proper, propitious, rightful, seemly, suitable  

4    all there     (informal)   balanced, compos mentis, fine, fit, healthy, in good health, in the pink, lucid, normal, rational, reasonable, sane, sound, unimpaired, up to par, well  

5    conservative, reactionary, Tory  

6    absolute, complete, out-and-out, outright, pure, real, thorough, thoroughgoing, utter  
      adv  

7    accurately, aright, correctly, exactly, factually, genuinely, precisely, truly  

8    appropriately, aptly, befittingly, fittingly, properly, satisfactorily, suitably  

9    directly, immediately, instantly, promptly, quickly, straight, straightaway, without delay  

10    bang, exactly, precisely, slap-bang     (informal)   squarely  

11    absolutely, all the way, altogether, completely, entirely, perfectly, quite, thoroughly, totally, utterly, wholly  

12    ethically, fairly, honestly, honourably, justly, morally, properly, righteously, virtuously  

13    advantageously, beneficially, favourably, for the better, fortunately, to advantage, well  
      n  

14    authority, business, claim, due, freedom, interest, liberty, licence, permission, power, prerogative, privilege, title  

15    equity, good, goodness, honour, integrity, justice, lawfulness, legality, morality, propriety, reason, rectitude, righteousness, truth, uprightness, virtue  

16    by rights      equitably, in fairness, justly, properly  

17    to rights      arranged, in order, straight, tidy  
      vb  

18    compensate for, correct, fix, put right, rectify, redress, repair, settle, set upright, sort out, straighten, vindicate  
  
Antonyms     
,       adj  

1    bad, dishonest, immoral, improper, indecent, unethical, unfair, unjust, wrong  

2    counterfeit, erroneous, fake, false, fraudulent, illegal, illicit, inaccurate, incorrect, inexact, invalid, mistaken, questionable, uncertain, unlawful, untruthful, wrong  

3    disadvantageous, inappropriate, inconvenient, undesirable, unfitting, unseemly, unsuitable, wrong  

5    left, leftist, left-wing, liberal, radical, right-on     (informal)   socialist  
      adv  

7    inaccurately, incorrectly  

9    incompletely, indirectly, slowly  

13    badly, poorly, unfavourably  
      n  

15    badness, dishonour, evil, immorality, impropriety  
      vb  

1    acceptable, adequate, average, fair, O.K. or okay     (informal)   passable, satisfactory, so-so     (informal)   standard, unobjectionable, up to scratch     (informal)  

2    hale, healthy, out of the woods, safe, sound, unharmed, unimpaired, uninjured, well, whole  
      adv  

3    acceptably, adequately, O.K. or okay     (informal)   passably, satisfactorily, unobjectionably, well enough  
  
Antonyms     
,       adj  

1    bad, inadequate, not good enough, not up to scratch     (informal)   objectionable, poor, unacceptable, unsatisfactory  

2    ailing, bad, ill, injured, off colour, out of sorts, poorly, sick, sickly, unhealthy, unwell  

1       adj   If something is right   , it is correct and agrees with the facts.      
(=correct)     (Antonym: wrong)
   That’s absolutely right…, Clocks never told the right time…, The barman tells me you saw Ann on Tuesday morning. Is that right?     
      Right is also an adverb., adv   ADV after v  
He guessed right about some things.     
♦
  rightly      adv   ADV after v  
She attended one meeting only, if I remember rightly.     

2       adj   If you do something in the right    way or in the right    place, you do it as or where it should be done or was planned to be done.         
usu ADJ n  
(=correct)     (Antonym: wrong)
   Walking, done in the right way, is a form of aerobic exercise…, The chocolate is then melted down to exactly the right temperature.     
      Right is also an adverb., adv   ADV after v  
(=correctly)  
To make sure I did everything right, I bought a fat instruction book.     

3       adj   If you say that someone is seen in all theright    places or knows all theright    people, you mean that they go to places which are socially acceptable or know people who are socially acceptable.         
usu ADJ n     (Antonym: wrong)
   He was always to be seen in the right places…     

4       adj   If someone is right   about something, they are correct in what they say or think about it.   ,   (Antonym: wrong)
   Ron has been right about the result of every General Election but one…     
♦
  rightly      adv  
He rightly assumed that the boy was hiding.     

5       adj   If something such as a choice, action, or decision is the right    one, it is the best or most suitable one.   ,   (Antonym: wrong)
   She’d made the right choice in leaving New York…, The right decision was made, but probably for the wrong reasons…     
♦
  rightly      adv   ADV with v  
She hoped she’d decided rightly.     

6       adj   If something is notright   , there is something unsatisfactory about the situation or thing that you are talking about.      
v-link ADJ, with brd-neg     (Antonym: wrong)
   Ratatouille doesn’t taste right with any other oil…     

7       adj   If you think that someone was right   to do something, you think that there were good moral reasons why they did it.      
v-link ADJ, usu ADJ to-inf     (Antonym: wrong)
   You were right to do what you did, under the circumstances…     
♦
  rightly      adv   ADV before v, ADV with cl  
The crowd screamed for a penalty but the referee rightly ignored them…     

8       adj   Right is used to refer to activities or actions that are considered to be morally good and acceptable.  
v-link ADJ, oft with brd-neg     (Antonym: wrong)
   It’s not right, leaving her like this…     
      Right is also a noun., n-uncount  
At least he knew right from wrong.     
♦
  rightness      n-uncount   usu N of n  
Many people have very strong opinions about the rightness or wrongness of abortion.     

9       verb   If you right    something or if it rightsitself, it returns to its normal or correct state, after being in an undesirable state.      
They recognise the urgency of righting the economy…      V n  
Your eyesight rights itself very quickly.      V pron-refl  

10       verb   If you right    a wrong, you do something to make up for a mistake or something bad that you did in the past.      
(=rectify)  
We’ve made progress in righting the wrongs of the past…      V n  

11       verb   If you right    something that has fallen or rolled over, or if it rightsitself, it returns to its normal upright position.      
He righted the yacht and continued the race…      V n  
The helicopter turned at an awful angle before righting itself.      V pron-refl  

12       adj   The right    side of a material is the side that is intended to be seen and that faces outwards when it is made into something.      
ADJ n     (Antonym: wrong)
  

13    If you say that things are going right, you mean that your life or a situation is developing as you intended or expected and you are pleased with it.  
♦
to go right      phrase   V inflects  
I can’t think of anything in my life that’s going right…     

14    If someone has behaved in a way which is morally or legally right, you can say that they are in the right. You usually use this expression when the person is involved in an argument or dispute.  
♦
in the right      phrase   usu v-link PHR     (Antonym: in the wrong)
   She wasn’t entirely in the right…     

15    If you put something right   , you correct something that was wrong or that was causing problems.      
♦
to put sth right      phrase   V inflects  
We’ve discovered what’s gone wrong and are going to put it right.     

16   
  →
  heart in the right place  
  →
  heart  
  →
  it serves you right  
  →
  serve  
  →
  on the right side of  
  →
  side  

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• adj.

  • Other relevant words: (adjective)

  • time,
  • immediately.

• a. & adv.

  • Other relevant words: (adjective, adverb)

  • tout de suite.

• adv

  • currently (adverb)

  • at present.

  • early (adverb)

  • thereon,
  • in an instant,
  • in a jiffy,
  • primitively,
  • seasonably,
  • in no time.

  • in a moment (adverb)

  • in an instance,
  • in a trice.

  • now (adverb)

  • any more,
  • this day,
  • today,
  • at this moment,
  • just now,
  • currently,
  • like now,
  • nowadays,
  • at the moment,
  • at this time,
  • these days.

  • Other relevant words: (adverb)

  • unhesitatingly,
  • straight away,
  • facilely,
  • straight off,
  • on the dot,
  • instantaneously,
  • at drop of hat,
  • forthwith,
  • contiguously,
  • Straightly,
  • punctually,
  • straightaway,
  • there and then,
  • straight,
  • at once,
  • early,
  • directly,
  • promptly,
  • in a wink,
  • without demur,
  • like a shot,
  • Instanter,
  • quick as a wink,
  • at the drop of a hat,
  • in a moment,
  • right now,
  • undeviatingly,
  • no sweat,
  • this minute,
  • Lickety Split,
  • slick as whistle,
  • fleetly,
  • in a second,
  • without difficulty,
  • now,
  • double-time,
  • without hesitation.

  • straight (adverb)

  • pointblank,
  • in direct line,
  • straightforwardly,
  • lineally.

• adv.

  • all (adverb)

  • right away.

  • at once (adverb)

  • right off the bat,
  • without delay.

  • directly (adverb)

  • in second,
  • speedily.

  • early (adverb)

  • soonest,
  • freshly.

  • in a moment (adverb)

  • very soon,
  • momently.

  • instantly (adverb)

  • on a dime,
  • there then,
  • on dime,
  • doubletime,
  • in flash,
  • spontaneously.

  • now (adverb)

  • in nothing flat.

  • promptly (adverb)

  • on dot,
  • expeditiously,
  • lickety-split,
  • like shot,
  • licketysplit,
  • flatout,
  • un-hesitatingly,
  • un hesitatingly,
  • post haste.

  • punctually (adverb)

  • sharply,
  • swiftly,
  • quickly,
  • precisely.

  • readily (adverb)

  • at the drop hat,
  • swimmingly,
  • at drop of a hat,
  • nothing to it,
  • at the drop of hat,
  • piece cake,
  • gladly,
  • quick as wink,
  • nothing it,
  • at the drop a hat,
  • at drop hat,
  • at drop a hat,
  • lightly.

  • straight (adverb)

  • point blank,
  • as crow flies.

  • tout de suite (adverb)

  • nowest,
  • nower,
  • in wink.

• n.

  • in real time (noun)

  • in real time.

  • Other relevant words: (noun)

  • right off,
  • straightway.

• Other synonyms:

  • Other relevant words:

  • instantly.

  • Other relevant words (noun):

  • Subito,
  • all together,
  • prompt,
  • like greased lightning,
  • all at once,
  • flatly,
  • like lightning,
  • point-blank,
  • at one blow,
  • at one jump,
  • hurriedly,
  • asap,
  • explicitly,
  • at a blow,
  • hastily,
  • first off,
  • in short order,
  • smartly,
  • once,
  • right,
  • soon,
  • unqualifiedly,
  • this instant,
  • decisively,
  • p.d.q.,
  • chop-chop,
  • at one stroke,
  • in a minute,
  • at full tilt,
  • flat,
  • double-quick,
  • outright,
  • shortly,
  • on the double,
  • uncompromisingly,
  • apace,
  • summarily,
  • instant,
  • at one swoop,
  • readily,
  • suddenly,
  • momentarily,
  • simultaneously,
  • unmitigatedly,
  • in two shakes,
  • PDQ,
  • abruptly,
  • pronto,
  • nail,
  • in a hurry,
  • post-haste,
  • away,
  • in a beeline,
  • on the nail,
  • precipitately,
  • in a flash,
  • per saltum,
  • at one time,
  • as soon as,
  • forthright,
  • quick,
  • rapidly,
  • categorically,
  • in haste,
  • bluntly,
  • at a stroke.

How to use «Right away» in context?

Homophones for Right away:

• roughcast, request, res gestae, rheostat, react, reach out, regatta, rasta, rickety, resid, rugged, resuscitate, rossetti, reseed, restate, rogue state, regicide, rusted, reside, Rico Act, requite, racket, reset, ragged, recode, roget, rhizoid, resuscitated, rye ergot, rested, requested, russet, rose-cheeked, ragweed, roast, rosewood, reshoot, reseat, resect, recto, rough-cut, rig out, raised, rigged, roquette, ricotta, richweed, right-eyed, rosy-cheeked, rigout, rock-steady, rag day, Rasht, rare-roasted, roughshod, rosita, risotto, rachet, rouged, rockweed, racist, reseda, rust, rosidae, rejected, rectitude, roost, recast, roasted, rush out, recite, rough out, rushed, rackety, rough cut, roseate, residue, recessed, right, recede, rau-sed, rosette, Resht, ricochet, razed, rigidity, rocket, rest day, rushdie, racquet, rescued, ragout, requisite, rest, rajidae, reject, rigid, resist, requiescat, restitute, rusty.

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Synonyms:

admonitory,
exemplary,
idealise,
monitory,
prophylactic,
warning,
RETD,
riflery,
twist tie,
fistbump.

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