all right for you

1. I'm angry with you. This interjection usually accompanies a threat of revenge, as in All right for you—I won't go out with you again. [Early 1900s]

Example Sentences

Ukraine’s foreign ministry criticized the decision on social media weeks later, writing on X, “HBO, is it all right for you to work with a person who supports genocide & violates international law?”

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On Wednesday, the foreign ministry of Ukraine made the accusations against Bikovic on social media, writing, “HBO, is it all right for you to work with a person who supports genocide & violates international law?”

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I remember driving along in my car and shouting out "it's all right for you, you got your son back".

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“It’s all right for you. You’re Portuguese. Among us, the son-in-law has to get the family’s permission—and arrange the roora. One day I saw Runako walking along the trail to our village. ‘What happened?’

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The Roosevelt name wasn’t a big deal at boarding school, but at Harvard, Tweed was admonished for breaking the dress code: “Mr. Roosevelt, it’s all right for the other kids to do that, but it’s not all right for you.”

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