okeh
/oʊˈkeɪ/
adjective
- A less common variant spelling of 'okay,' meaning acceptable or satisfactory.
- She said the results were okeh.
- The plan is okeh with everyone.
- Is it okeh if I leave early?
Synonyms
adverb
- A less common variant spelling of 'okay,' meaning in a satisfactory manner.
- The machine runs okeh now.
- Everything went okeh during the trip.
- He did okeh on the test.
interjection
- A less common variant spelling of 'okay,' used to express agreement or understanding.
- Okeh, I understand the instructions.
- Okeh, I'll see you tomorrow.
- Okeh, let's go.
noun
- A less common variant spelling of 'okay,' meaning an approval or agreement.
- We need the boss's okeh on this.
- The project is waiting for the okeh.
- She gave her okeh for the event.
verb
- A less common variant spelling of 'okay,' meaning to approve or authorize.
- They okehed the new schedule.
- The manager okehed the request.
- Please okeh the payment.