Another Word For No worries

Meaning

The phrase "no worries" is commonly used in English to convey that there is no problem or concern about a situation. It is often used to reassure someone that everything is fine or to indicate that they should not feel guilty or stressed about something.

Synonyms

• No problem
• Not a problem
• Don't worry
• It's okay
• All good

Antonyms

• Worries
• Problems
• Concerns
• Stress
• Issues

Etymology

The phrase "no worries" is believed to have originated from Australian English and became popular in the late 20th century. It reflects a laid-back, relaxed attitude typical of Australian culture. The phrase combines "no," which negates the presence of worries, with "worries," referring to concerns or anxieties.

Examples

1. "Thanks for helping me with my project!" "No worries! I'm happy to help."
2. "I'm sorry for being late." "No worries, I just got here too!"
3. "Is it okay if I borrow your book?" "No worries, take your time."
4. "I forgot to bring the snacks." "No worries, I brought some extra!"
5. "I didn’t mean to interrupt." "No worries at all, we needed a break!"