(nautical, physics) The horizontal distance between the center of mass of a tilted vessel and the vertical line connecting its center of buoyancy and its metacentre (conventionally taken as positive if the aforementioned line lies on the low side of the center of mass, and negative if the line lies on the high side of the center of mass), measuring the strength of the vessel's tendency (or lack thereof) to return to an upright orientation.

(Christianity, politics, US politics) Political factions in the United States and other Western countries who favour conservative values enacted into their countries' society and laws.

(law, politics) A legal right which is not explicitly stated, coded, written in laws or constitutions. These rights may be inferred to exist from other rights, or inferred from traditions that have been canonized in law court rulings.

(countable) The right for someone to practice their religion.

plural of right-face

plural of real right

(typography) Alignment of the text aligned along the right margin or gutter.

(politics) Synonym of far right

(politics) Synonym of far-right

(colloquial, rhetorical question) Alternative form of am I right, implying the speaker can't possibly be wrong.