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rightful

/ˈraɪt.fəl/

Tradução: Refere-se ao que é moral ou legalmente correto, justo ou legítimo; descreve algo ou alguém que tem direito legítimo a algo.

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adjective

/ˈraɪt.fəl/B2formal
  • ptRefere-se ao que é moral ou legalmente correto, justo ou legítimo; descreve algo ou alguém que tem direito legítimo a algo.

Describes something that is morally or legally correct, just, or legitimate.

  1. Legally validB2formal

    Having a legal or moral basis; just and proper according to law or ethics.

    ptLegítimo

    • The rightful heir to the throne was finally crowned.
    • She demanded her rightful share of the inheritance.
    • The property was returned to its rightful owner.

    Sinônimosjustlawfullegallegitimatelicitpropervalid

    Antônimosillegalillegitimateinvalidunjustunlawfulwrongful

  2. Having a legally established claimB2formal

    Possessing a legitimate or lawful entitlement to something.

    ptLegítimo

    • He is the rightful owner of the land according to the deed.
    • The court recognized her as the rightful beneficiary of the trust.
    • They fought for their rightful place in the company.

    Sinônimosauthorizedduejustlawfullegallegitimatepropervalid

    Antônimosillegitimateunlawfulwrongful

Formas
  • more rightful comparative form
  • most rightful superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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