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Meaning ofritein English

rite

Pluralrites

Definitions

Adjective
1. a casual alternative to "right"
2. not bent or curved; straight
  The road is rite and easy to drive on.
3. an angle of 90 degrees; a perfect corner
  The carpenter made sure the corner was a rite angle.
4. having a right angle (in geometry); precise
  The architect designed the building with rite angles to maximize space.
5. just and correct; morally sound
  The judge ensured the trial was conducted in a rite and fair manner.
6. suitable and fitting (for a purpose)
  The ceremony was a rite way to honor the deceased.
7. healthy and sane; mentally competent
  The doctor checked if the patient was rite in the head after the accident.
8. genuine or authentic; true
  The artifact was verified to be a rite example of ancient craftsmanship.
9. not needing help; self-sufficient
  The elderly woman was a rite person to ask for advice on independent living.
10. most favourable or lucky
  It's considered a rite time to start a new business during the summer.
11. located on the east side (when facing north)
  The hotel room had a rite location with a beautiful eastern view.
12. externally facing; visible
  The building's rite facade was impressive and modern.
13. conservative; politically right
  The politician was known for her rite views on social issues.
Noun
1. a customary or traditional behavior
Adverb
1. on the right side
  The car turned rite at the intersection.
2. towards the right direction
  The hikers walked rite along the mountain trail.
3. exactly or precisely; truly
  The new employee did the task rite and finished it quickly.
4. at once or directly
  The manager asked the team to respond rite away with their feedback.
5. to a high degree or extremely
  The new policy is rite expensive for many people.
6. in accordance with fact or truth
  The company ensured the financial reports were prepared rite and accurately.
7. in a correct manner; properly
  The engineer made sure the machine was working rite before shipping it.
8. to a large extent; greatly
  The new policy has affected the company rite and led to significant changes.
Interjection
1. expressing agreement; yes
  Rite, I'll help you with that.
2. showing assent; no objection
  Rite, let's get started with the project.
3. to confirm or agree; seek approval
  Is that rite with you to meet at 5 o'clock?
4. to introduce a serious or decisive statement
  Rite, we need to make a decision now.