Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adverb All right.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adverb without doubt (used to reinforce an assertion)
- adverb an expression of agreement normally occurring at the beginning of a sentence
- adjective nonstandard usage
- adverb in a satisfactory or adequate manner
Etymologies
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Examples
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I can log in alright but everytime I go to a different page, I have to do it over each time I return to the forums.
Mexconnect email 2009
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I can log in alright but everytime I go to a different page, I have to do it over each time I return to the forums.
Mexconnect email 2009
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I can log in alright but everytime I go to a different page, I have to do it over each time I return to the forums.
Mexconnect email 2009
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Yeah you are building a mountain alright a mountain of stupidity.
Think Progress » Insurer Denies Life-Prolonging Treatment To Five-Year-Old Boy With Cancer 2010
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Mail is coming in alright and so are private parcels.
Work Camp 10106 GW 2010
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I can log in alright but everytime I go to a different page, I have to do it over each time I return to the forums.
Mexconnect email 2009
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I can log in alright but everytime I go to a different page, I have to do it over each time I return to the forums.
Mexconnect email 2009
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I can log in alright but everytime I go to a different page, I have to do it over each time I return to the forums.
Mexconnect email 2009
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Oh, I struggle with a lot of things -- some of which you might wonder why -- but my faith that, as Bob Marley said, "Everything's gonna be alright," is rock solid.
Archive 2008-01-01 Andrew Beckner 2008
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Oh, I struggle with a lot of things -- some of which you might wonder why -- but my faith that, as Bob Marley said, "Everything's gonna be alright," is rock solid.
Not to worry Andrew Beckner 2008
EditorMark commented on the word alright
Some thoughts on the alright vs. all right, including a survey of several dictionaries and usage guides: http://editormark.wordpress.com/2010/02/09/it’s-all-right-i-think-we’re-gonna-make-it/
February 10, 2010
GHibbs commented on the word alright
My sentence: 'Would you check to see that the lagging walkers are alright?' where 'alright' means: safe, comfortable, ok, ...
August 22, 2011