rightfulness ( gh silent), rightfulnesse

[ Eng. rightful; -ne .] 1. The quality or state of being rightful; accordance with right and justice; justice. 2. Moral rectitude; righteousne . "Thus it fallith to us to fulfille all rightfulne ."Wycliffe: Matthew iii. 15. right'-le , *right'-les ( gh silent), adj. & adverb. [Eng. right; -le .] A. As adjective : 1. Destitute of right; having no right. *2. Deprived of one's rights. "Landle and rightle ." - Scott: Quentin Durward, ii. 87. B. As adv.: Wrongfully, without just right. "Whoso enters rightle ." Sylvester: The Captaines, 37. right-lý ( gh silent), adv . [Eng. right; -ly.] 1. In accordance with right and justice; justly, honestly, uprightly; in conformity with the divine will. rigorous