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RIGHT-(alright/rights) (single movement) Used in concepts like: "It is your right." "I'm alright!" (definite) "Alright, go ahead."
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In response to "How are you?" -- if I'm feeling really good I'll sign "ALRIGHT" using a single strong movement. If I'm feeling sort of alright I'll sign "ALRIGHT" using a double movement and a "so so" facial expression. I use the double movement if someone is sick or having a hard time and I want to gently ask someone if they are "alright." If someone slipped and fell and I want to ask more urgently then I'll use a single movement done with more force.
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Additionally if I'm signing either fast or casually I tend to drop the double movement and just sign it using a single movement.
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RIGHT / CORRECT / ACCURATE: As in, "You are right." The dominant index-finger hand comes down onto the non-dominant index finger hand.
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Notes: I tend to see the double motion when people mean "rights" plural. When they mean "right" singular I see the single movement.