0 past simple and past participle of right --
1 If you right a situation or a mistake, you make it better or correct it: --
When they were first raised, there were two or three weeks of diminished purchases; then the situation gradually righted itself.
We are faced with a mass of anomalies, but here is a wrong which can easily be righted.
The thing we cannot do anything about is that when the wrong has been done, it cannot be righted; the damage has been done.
It is never too late to right a wrong, but the wrong should be righted as quickly as possible.
If that is true, it is something which might well be righted.
Since then, it seems to me that matters have righted themselves.
He is also linking that with the expectation that what he sees as a wrong will be righted accordingly.
It seems to me that we have now righted this wrong and made up for lost time.
