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enright Definition and Meaning in English (enright definition)

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Enright definition: To give someone their legal rights or to put them in a position where they can claim their rights.

Definitions of Enright

  1. 1verb(formal)

    To give someone their legal rights or to put them in a position where they can claim their rights.

Example Sentences

legal

“The court's decision will enright the victims.”

legal

“The new law aims to enright all citizens.”

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Inflected Word Forms

past tenseenrighted
present participleenrighting

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Enright definition: To give someone their legal rights or to put them in a position where they can claim their rights.
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'Enright' translates to 'enright' in English. Enright definition: To give someone their legal rights or to put them in a position where they can claim their rights.
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