Meanings
- colloquialnot comparableCertainly, indeed.
She saw me right enough (= so she can't pretend she did not)
1 more example
This is now much reviled as a symbol of Western meddling in the Middle East and, right enough, it appears to have been yet another of those fantasies that arose out of the First World War.
2016, Norman Stone, “A Line in the Sand”, in Literary Review, section 449
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