setright
verbUK /ˌsetˈraɪt/
US /ˌsetˈraɪt/
To fix something so it is correct or working again.
The mechanic setright the broken engine in just one hour.
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2. To correct a wrong or unfair situation.
The new manager setright the unfair rules in the office.
3. To help someone understand something correctly.
She setright his confusion about the schedule.
4. To put something back in its proper place or order.
He setright the books on the shelf after they fell.