Right, Rite, Wright, and Write: How to Choose the Right Word
Apr 03, 2020·The noun "rite" is a celebration or custom that's often tied to religion: The rite of passage was a three-day ritual to welcome the young people of the village into adulthood. "Wright" means an artisan that creates or manufactures things. The term is also a common surname in American English: My great-great-grandfather was a shipwright in London. ...