ok
/oʊˈkeɪ/
adjective
- Acceptable or satisfactory; not bad but not excellent.
- The movie was just ok, not the best I've seen.
- Is it ok if I borrow your pen for a moment?
- The food at the party was ok, but nothing special.
- In a satisfactory state; safe or well.
- Are you ok? You look a little pale.
- Don't worry, I'm ok after the fall.
- The doctor said my test results are ok.
Synonyms
adverb
- In a satisfactory or acceptable manner.
- The car runs ok for being ten years old.
- She did ok on her math test, but she could have studied more.
- He played ok in the game, but his team still lost.
interjection
- Used to express agreement or acceptance.
- Ok, you can have the last cookie.
- Ok, I'll meet you at the park at three.
- Ok, I understand what you mean now.
- Used to get someone's attention or to introduce a new topic.
- Ok, so here's what we need to do.
- Ok, let's move on to the next question.
- Ok, everyone, please listen up.
noun
- An approval or permission.
- We're waiting for the boss's ok on the plan.
- The manager gave the ok to start the project.
- I need your ok before I can buy the tickets.
verb
- To approve or give permission for something.
- The editor ok'd the article for publication.
- My parents ok'd my trip to the beach.
- The committee ok'd the new budget yesterday.
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