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Difference Between Right and Wright

Grammatical Category

Right is a noun, adjective, adverb and a verb.

Wright is a noun.

 

Meaning

Right can mean

Morally correct or acceptable

Opposite of left

Legal entitlement etc.

Wright is a builder or maker.

 

Usage

Right is commonly in usage.

Wright is going out of usage.

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Between and among

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