alright in English: Used to say yes, or to say that someone or something is well enough. (interjection)

Translation

Used to say yes, or to say that someone or something is well enough.

Word origin

A newer one-word spelling of all right, first written down in the 1800s.

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"Alright" here means yes, I agree.

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Here "alright" asks if you are well.

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"Alright" can also mean good enough, and no more.

okay

Used to agree or to say yes; it can also mean well, safe, or good enough.

well

In a good way, or to a good standard.

good

Of a high quality, nice, or the way you want it to be.

yes

Used to give a positive answer, or to agree that something is true.

safe

Not in danger; not able to be hurt or harmed.

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