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you alright

you alright phrase: used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see are, you, alright.

Phrase

you alright?

  1. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see are, you, alright.
  2. (UK) A greeting.
    • The greeting "you alright?" took a long time to get used to. In the US asking someone if they're alright implies that they look like they're not ok.2022 February 1, Lizzie May, “Immigrants living in the UK reveal the biggest culture shocks they experienced”, in The Daily Mail

Synonyms of you alright

Questions about you alright

What does you alright mean?
You alright means used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see are, you, alright.
What part of speech is you alright?
You alright is a phrase.

Words near you alright in the dictionary

  1. Yotvingians
  2. yotzei
  3. you
  4. you ain't seen nothing yet
  5. you all
  6. you alright
  7. you and what army
  8. you and which army
  9. you and whose army
  10. you and yours
  11. you are never too old to learn

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