What is another word for haddest right?
Pronunciation: [hˈadəst ɹˈa͡ɪt] (IPA) 
Haddest right is an old-fashioned form of the phrase "you were right," used in the context of an argument or discussion. Synonyms for this phrase include "you were correct," "you were spot-on," "you knew what you were talking about," or simply "you were right." Other variations include "you had a good point," "you were on the money," or "you hit the nail on the head." All of these expressions convey the same basic idea, emphasizing agreement and acknowledgement of another person's accuracy or insight. Whether in a casual conversation or a more formal setting, these synonyms can help you express your agreement and appreciation for someone else's perspective.
