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alright
[ awl-rahyt ]
adverb
- all right.
alright
/ ɔːlˈraɪt /
Usage
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Word History and Origins
Origin of alright1
Example Sentences
One professional firefighter who had been working in the wilderness for two weeks with no cell phone or internet connection asked a visiting journalist to send a video message to his wife telling her he was alright, and that he missed her.
They’re not alright and are no longer quietly going along with the program.
The GOP is trying to move on, alright, from a fair and representative democracy to a fascist movement that seeks minority rule by any means necessary.
You and I turned out alright despite—not because of—Dad’s constant scolding and occasional smack.
It’s probably tuberculosis in the penis, So, you’ll be alright.
Alright, alright, alright: Matthew McConaughey wasn't the only actor whose Emmy night didn't end as planned.
Special points for acknowledging his co-star, Matthew McConaughey, with his signature “alright, alright, alright.”
But yeah, I met a dude once and I was like, “You doing alright, man?”
Like, “Yeah this will be crazy to rhyme on alright lets loop it up.”
The weather forecast was supposed to be alright but it seems to be getting worse.
Mr. Lyman came up to me, took my gun from my shoulders, looked at it and asked me if it was alright.
A dandy horse, alright, but too high-lived for Cavalry work, and they can't break him in to it.
The kohlrabi were grown extensively in Germany and tasted alright but were very woody in texture.
They'd p'r'aps think he was dead and they'd be sorry then alright.
"Mebbe it isn't quite regular, but if Mr. Young says it'll be alright, I'm willing," he decided finally.
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