come right

1.
GlobalUSUKneutralinformal
- To arrive immediately or without delay (often used with adverbs such as 'away', 'now', or 'over').
- To proceed directly to a place or person without stopping.
2.
Globalneutralinformal
- To return very soon (used in phrases such as 'come right back').
- To reappear or resume presence promptly after a brief absence.
3.
Globalinformalcolloquial
- In discourse (as in 'when I come right down to it'), to state or reduce a matter to its essential point or most direct conclusion.
- To express the core truth or main consideration after reflection or scrutiny.
4.
Globalinformal
- To accompany someone or to go along with them (as in 'come right along'), indicating willingness to join or follow immediately.
- To move directly toward a specified destination or action without detour.

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