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rightfulness

How to use rightfulness in a sentence

But lawyers could still distinguish, and the hyperloyal could still maintain the essential rightfulness of the verdict.

Let the remnant of my life be an inward and outward desolation; but never, never let sacred rightfulness fall.

This open vindication of the rightfulness of slaveholding is by no means confined to persons residing at the South.

He demanded, only, that Jason should show his rightfulness to be deemed a king's son by some act of heroic bravery.

By such arguments Suger defended the rightfulness and value of the goldsmiths art in the service of the Church.

More than nine-tenths of us deny the rightfulness of offensive, and a large majority, even that of defensive national wars.

I will show the injustice which they suffer and the rightfulness of their resistance.

It is idle to make the rightfulness of an act the measure of sovereign power.

But the gentiles were not disposed to concede the rightfulness of these claims.

In taxing it we do not assume its rightfulness; we only assume its undeniable existence as a fact, and nothing else.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985