aright

[ uh-rahyt ]

/ əˈraɪt /

rightly; correctly; properly: I want to set things aright.

Origin of aright

before 1000; Middle English; Old English ariht, on riht. See a-¹, right

aridity index, ariel, aries, arietta, arigato, aright, arikara, ariki, aril, arillate, arillode

At best, the artist gives us a fine-grained picture of her subjects, a picture that allows us to see them aright.

Tears of Gaza: Why Context Matters |Sigal Samuel |September 25, 2012 |DAILY BEAST
There is a peaceful company among these hills, respected by all who conceive them aright.

Slain By The Doones |R. D. Blackmore
For a moment she was under an impression that she had not heard Nelson aright, or else that he was joking.

Peggy Raymond's Way |Harriet Lummis Smith
He saw that quick glance, and read it aright, and his brow darkened.

Mischievous Maid Faynie |Laura Jean Libbey

But if I understood you aright this evening, she, as yet, has heard nothing of all this.

The Claverings |Anthony Trollope
It was resolved that one should remain to guide them aright.

A Voyage round the World |W.H.G. Kingston

aright

/ (əˈraɪt) /

correctly; rightly; properly