OK
📖 Definitions
adjective
1. Satisfactory; not very good or very bad.
2. Correct.
3. Mediocre.
4. In good health.
noun
Approval or permission.
verb
To authorize or approve.
adverb
In a satisfactory manner.
interjection
Used to express acknowledgment or agreement.
💬 Usage Examples
“We’ve had an OK season. I think we know that we could have done better.” Brandon Mcneil; Team Walker Looks for Scotties Breakthrough; Calgary Herald (Canada); Jan 23, 2019. “Coulton denies she gave photographers her OK to attend the coalition launch.” Andrew Hornery; PS Private Sydney; Sydney Morning Herald (Australia); Oct 27, 2007. “She okayed the use of the painting as a label.” Virginia Winder; Saving the Day with Beer; Dominion Post (Wellington, New Zealand); Feb 9, 2019. “[Tony] guides me and makes sure everything is going OK.” Liz Lightfoot; “Our Village Was Flooded”; The Guardian (London, UK); Mar 6, 2018. “My answer: OK, but I won’t pay a dime after that.” Sara Al Shurafa; October Was Long; Gulf News (Dubai); Jan 18, 2019.