Pronunciation: /raɪt bæk æt juː/
noun a word used to identify any of a class of people, places, or things
A1 When someone says 'I love you', you can reply with 'right back at you!'
A2 After receiving a compliment, you can say 'right back at ya!' to show appreciation.
B1 In a friendly banter, one person might say 'nice shot!' and the other can respond with 'right back at you!'
B2 During a heated debate, one participant might say 'you're wrong!' and the other can retort with 'right back at ya!'
C1 In a professional setting, if someone praises your work, you can humbly reply with 'right back at you!'
C2 When faced with a challenge, a confident individual might say 'bring it on!' and the opponent can respond with 'right back at ya!'
preposition a word governing, and usually preceding, a noun or pronoun and expressing a relation to another word or element in the clause
A1 I like your hat, right back at you!
A2 You did a great job on the project, right back at you!
B1 Thanks for the compliment, right back at you for all your hard work.
B2 You always know how to make me laugh, right back at you with your sense of humor.
C1 Your kindness is always appreciated, right back at you for being such a thoughtful person.
C2 I admire your dedication to your work, right back at you for your commitment to excellence.
formal When you wished me good luck, I replied with 'right back at you'.
informal Thanks for the compliment! Right back at ya!
slang You're awesome, dude! Right back at you!
figurative If you're sending positive vibes my way, I'm sending them right back at you.
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