Examples of 'rightmire' in a sentence
Meaning of "rightmire"
rightmire (adjective) - A term used to describe someone or something that is in a correct or suitable condition, often implying a sense of approval or satisfaction. It can indicate that a person or object is reliable, trustworthy, or well-suited for a particular purpose. Example: The team leader deemed him the rightmire candidate for the job
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Rightmire should be through with his lecture about now.
I will go down and ask Rightmire.
Honey, try to hold on until Rightmire gets here. Then everything will be all right.
Maybe we should have picked Mr. Rightmire up.
Rightmire Hall, a science laboratory at Ohio State, is named in his honor.
Can you remember what Rightmire said?
Here I am, Osgood Rightmire a 20th-century witch-hunter and your mortal enemy.
Do not worry, dear . Osgood Rightmire will be here.
I am particularly interested in witchcraft, Mr. Rightmire.
Well, this has been most interesting, Mr. Rightmire.
That 's a rather interesting ring, Mr. Rightmire.
