rightfulness
61ethicalness — (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun The moral quality of a course of action: ethic (used in plural), ethicality, morality, propriety, righteousness, rightfulness, rightness. See RIGHT …
62legitimacies — le·git·i·ma·cy || lɪ dʒɪtɪmÉ™sɪ n. lawfulness; permissibleness; rightfulness …
63legitimacy — le·git·i·ma·cy || lɪ dʒɪtɪmÉ™sɪ n. lawfulness; permissibleness; rightfulness …
64rightful — adjective having a legitimate right to something. ↘legitimately claimed; fitting. Derivatives rightfully adverb rightfulness noun …
65rightful — adjective (only before noun) formal according to what is legally and morally correct: Every effort was made to return the purse to its rightful owner. | the rightful heir to the throne rightfully adverb rightfulness noun (U) …
66equity — n 1. justice, fairness, fair play, impartiality, impartialness, fair mindedness, evenness, even handedness, equitableness; unprejudicedness, objectivity, disinterestedness, dispassionateness, open mindedness, broad mindedness, tolerance,… …
67justice — n 1. fairness, fair play, impartiality, im partialness, fair mindedness, equity, equitableness. evenness, even handedness; unprejudicedness, objectivity, objectiveness, disinterestedness, dispassionateness, open mindedness, neutrality, tolerance …
68justness — n 1. lawfulness, justice, equity, equitableness, even handedness; Tightness rightfulness, meetness, properness, what is right; justifiableness, justifiability. 2. correctness, exactness, accuracy, faithfulness, fidelity; niceness, nicety,… …
69lawfulness — n 1. legality, constitutionality; permissibility, permissibleness, allowableness. 2. legitimacy, legitimateness, accordance with the law; right, rightfulness, validness, validity, legal soundness. 3. permission, liberty, license, formal consent,… …
70legality — n 1. lawfulness, constitutionality, permis sibleness, permissibility, admissibleness. 2. legitimacy, legalism, accordance with the law; rightfulness, validity, soundness …
