Definition of "right-on" []

• Slang Up-to-date and sophisticated. (adjective)
• Slang Absolutely right; perfectly true. (adjective)

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• "He was right-on in his response to the curt and condescending female Senator from California."
• "It is an empathetic observation the right-on find difficult to swallow, but this is a sport whose dominant female rider is routinely referred to as "the Head-Turner" and whose flagship magazine show, the Morning Line, contained an among‑boys joke about servicing Japanese fillies minutes after Casey and Moore appeared last Saturday."
• "George Bush was right-on about most things, and this is one of them."