Alibi and Right

Alibi

Alibi noun - An explanation that frees one from fault or blame.

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Right and alibi are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Right" instead a noun "Alibi".

Nearby Word: alibied

Right noun - Something to which one has a just claim.

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Alibi and right are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Alibi" instead a noun "Right".

Nearby Words: righteous, rightful, righted, rightly, righting

good	good alibi	good right
clear	clear alibi	clear right
better	better alibi	better right
perfect	perfect alibi	perfect right
Other adjectives: legal, real, sole, less, proven.

Her alibi is that she was talking to Monk, Natalie and Stottlemeyer on webcam right before the murder from her house.

Source: The Alibi
There was a Holmes story in which Holmes is sure that he got the right guy, but the guy has an alibi.

Source: Seinfeld Is Unfunny / Literature
Monk determines the real killer, who has an airtight alibi; at first, typically only Natalie believes him, until evidence comes proving Monk is right.

Source: Strictly Formula

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