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Alright

adverb

Without doubt (used to reinforce an assertion). Synonym: all right.

An expression of agreement normally occurring at the beginning of a sentence. Synonyms: all right, fine, OK, very well.

In a satisfactory or adequate manner. Synonyms: all right, O.K., okay. "Held up all right under pressure"

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"Alright" Quotes from Famous Books

... gasped Letts, "and I'll be goldarned twice if I don't get even with her some of these here days. The devil's built his nest in her alright, and if hell fire don't get her, it'll be 'cause she air burned up by her ...

— Tess of the Storm Country • Grace Miller White

... a famous man gits down in the mouth onct an' loses his nerve, it's all day with him in a minnet, an' a rope or a six-shooter ginerally winds him up. But if a feller hangs on to his nerve, he is alright fer the sights and scenes of this world an' he needn't be nussin' any worries 'bout the ...

— Oklahoma Sunshine • Freeman E. (Freeman Edwin) Miller

Words linked to "Alright" : satisfactory, colloquialism