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Ayenbite of Inwyt (E. E. T. S.), p. 265. Rightne expre es of actions what straightne does of lines; and there can no more be two kinds of right action than there can be two kinds of straight line. H. Spencer , Social Statics (ed. 1884), xxxii. § 4. (c) Propriety; appropriatene ; fittingne . Sir Hugo's watch-chain and seals, his handwriting, his had all a rightne and charm about mode of smoking, them to the boy. George Eliot , Daniel Deronda, xvi. (d) Correctne ; truth: as, the rightne of a conjecture. 2. The state or attribute of being on the right hand; hence, in psychol . , the sensation or perception of such a position or attribute. Rightne and leftne , upne and down ne , are again pure sensations, differing specifically from each other, and generically from everything else. W. James , in Mind, XIL 14. rightst (rīts), adv . [ rightes , riztes , adv. gen. of right , a.] Right; rightly; properly. Alle anon riztes there omage him dede.