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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈraɪtfəl/
rightful means: Having something, or deserving to have it, because it legally or fairly belongs to you.
adjective
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Having something, or deserving to have it, because it legally or fairly belongs to you.
- We returned the bag to its rightful owner.
- She claimed her rightful share of the money.
- The rightful heir finally inherited the estate.
Questions about rightful
What does rightful mean?
Having something, or deserving to have it, because it legally or fairly belongs to you.
What is rightful in other languages?
Türkçe: hak sahibi · Español: legítimo · Français: légitime · Deutsch: rechtmäßig · Italiano: legittimo · 日本語: 正当な
How do you pronounce rightful?
It is pronounced /ˈraɪtfəl/.
How do you use rightful in a sentence?
We returned the bag to its rightful owner. She claimed her rightful share of the money.
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