rightly interpret

Frequency: 7.012.8 per million words

To understand or explain the meaning of something in a justified or correct way.

interpretADVERB + interpret

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Examples (10)

  • Historians must rightly interpret ancient texts to avoid misrepresentation.
  • It is crucial to rightly interpret the signals before making a decision.
  • The jury struggled to rightly interpret the complex legal jargon.
  • She believes her actions were rightly interpreted as a sign of goodwill.
  • We need to rightly interpret the data to draw accurate conclusions.
  • Without sufficient context, it's difficult to rightly interpret the artist's intent.
  • The judge was tasked to rightly interpret the law in this unprecedented case.
  • Only a true expert can rightly interpret these cryptic symbols.
  • Their initial reaction led me to believe they didn't rightly interpret my message.
  • To achieve a fair outcome, all parties must rightly interpret the rules.