Right on and Sure

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Right on adverb - An interjection expressing agreement.

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Sure and right on are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sure" instead the phrase "Right on" as an adjective or an adverb.

Sure adverb - Without any question.

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Right on and sure are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Right on" instead the word "Sure" as an adjective or an adverb.

Nearby Word: surely

Drop the Hammer: Karl sure does want to, right on Doyle's head, but he had horrible timing.

Source: Film / Sling Blade
Diana Wynne Jones liked this type of character a lot; even if they could change you into a rabbit, their terrifying power usually derives from the ability to sweetly and serenely put you in the wrong, no matter how sure you were that you had right on your side.

Source: Evil Matriarch
Likewise, if you're really sure you want to ignore the warning on Nameless' profile in Silent Line, ("To judge him solely by his rank is a mistake.") then go right on ahead and fight him while you aren't armed to fight him or ready with OP-Intensify.

Source: Video Game / Armored Core

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