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Meaning

The word "okay" is commonly used to express agreement, acceptance, or approval. It can also signify that something is satisfactory, fine, or acceptable, but not outstanding. It's a very versatile word used in everyday conversation to convey that everything is fine or to confirm a statement or action.

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Etymology

The word "okay" originated in the United States in the early 19th century. Its exact origins are uncertain, but one popular theory is that it comes from a misspelling of "all correct" (as "oll korrect"). It gained widespread usage in the 1840s and has since become a staple in the English language.

Examples

  1. "Is it okay if I borrow your notes for the class?"
  2. "I think the meal was okay, but I've had better."
  3. "She nodded, indicating that everything was okay."
  4. "The test was okay; I believe I did well overall."
  5. "If you’re feeling okay, we can go for a walk."