I brought them up right.

[5jj]

In the context of : My children should be proud of me. I brought them up right. I gave them all an education.
What is the difference between:
I brought them up right.
I brought them up.

and which one does right here mean?
1)properly
2)completely
Second, unrelated question, transferred to a new post - Moderator

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[White Hat]

I think it's pretty obvious here that the answer is 'properly'.

 

[5jj]

Nothing is obvious if you don't know the answer, White Hat. Try not to be dismissive of members who happen to know less than you.

 

[5jj]

What is the difference between:
I brought them up right.
I brought them up.

Both mean that you raised them. Only the first contains the additional information that you you did this in the correct manner.

and which one does 'right' here mean?
1)properly
2)completely

It means 'properly'.