Synonyms for right on
right on

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1. right, right onadverb

   an interjection expressing agreement

   Synonyms:
   properly, the right way, correctly, in good order, decently, justly, flop, powerful, right, mightily, mighty, aright, decent

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1. right on

   Read the full text of the Right On poem by Anonymous Americas on the Poetry.com website.

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1. Adam Gorney:

   It’s just one of those programs that everybody feels is right on the verge of making something really big happen, and a lot of kids are attracted to that, alabama’s going to get theirs. Georgia’s going to get theirs. But now Texas AM is sort of right in that upper echelon of being able to recruit at that level.

2. Steve Kerr:

   I thought Iman's shot was going in. It looked good the whole way, it was right on line. I thought the whole bench thought it was going in.

3. Rand Paul:

   So we have to understand that asking countries right on the border of Russia that used to be part of Russia to be in a military alliance against Russia is just a foolhardy idea. Henry Kissinger said this, many others have said this, and I think we should offer them the carrot of that, that they won't be in NATO and at the same time, tell them, though, that if you invade there, the repercussions will be very, very costly and these will be economic repercussions. But all of that requires the cooperation of Europe because we don't buy that much from Russia.

4. Kathie Lee Gifford:

   I was putting my contact lenses in, and I'm bending over at the thing, and I had nothing but my shorts on, and she made some comment...about something about, 'I've seen a lot of tight ends...' but just kept right on walking down the hall, and I asked who that was, and it was Kathie Lee Johnson. And I'd seen her on television, and I could not believe how unbelievably up she was. But that's her.

5. Rachel Caufield:

   This is home of rural populism and it manifests in very different ways on theft and the right, on the left if manifests as a distrust of corporations and economic power.And Hillary Clinton’s message is n’t resonating with those folks in the same way that say Barack Obama’s did. You still have a lot of those folks who were diehard Bernie supporters who will continue to be Bernie supporters and they’re not sure that Hillary Clinton embraces some of the ideological positions that they want to see in their Democratic Party.