right-onness

noun

right-onness

noun

Etymology From right-on + -ness.

1

The quality of being right-on.

Oh, there are gestures, and the competition to include the writing of a handful of 'approved' Black British women writers in anthologies with pretensions to right-onness is fierce.1988, Shabnam Grewal, Charting the journey: writings by black and Third World women:

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