okay

[oh-key, oh-key, oh-key]

adjective

okayed, okaying 

1. a variant of OK.

okay

/ ˌəʊˈkeɪ /

1. a variant of O.K.

Example Sentences

"For far too long, prime ministers have stuck their heads in their sand and said 'if we just make drugs illegal, everything's going to be okay'," Polanski added.

From BBC

Young later reassured fans that she was "doing okay" and thanked them for their support.

From BBC

If that is the case, England can leave India knowing they lost to a better team, and that is okay.

From BBC

Summer in Palm Springs was okay this year, said its mayor, Ron deHarte, but only because domestic tourists offset the sharp decline in Canadians.

From Los Angeles Times

More than 70 species of bird were contestants this year, and ranged in conservation status from "doing okay" to "in serious trouble" due to a number of factors including predators and habitat loss.

From BBC

Related Words

• authorize 
• notarize