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right-thinking
[rahyt-thing-king]
adjective
having acceptably proper or correct convictions, beliefs, etc.
right-thinking
/ ˈɪˌθɪŋɪŋ /
adjective
possessing reasonable and generally acceptable opinions
Word History and Origins
Origin of right-thinking1
Example Sentences
Prosecutor Richard Wright KC said it had been a "moronic mission" and the men had thought it was "just a tree", while all right-thinking people had been angered and saddened by the "arboreal equivalent of mindless thuggery".
"From Felixstowe to Falkirk and from Bishop Auckland to Barnstable, up and down this country and across the world, the reaction of all right-thinking people to the senseless felling of the Sycamore Gap tree has been one of sadness and anger," Mr Wright said.
Because this GOP-controlled Congress cannot be relied upon, the election of Democrats to the next Congress has become the top priority not just of Democrats, but of right-thinking Americans.
I say “right-thinking” because recent polls have revealed how unpopular Trump and many of his policies have become.
It's against our constitutional order, and everyone — any right-thinking person — should be speaking out against it.
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