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Definition OK in British English

OK

interjection
/ˌəʊˈkeɪ/
1

used for showing that you agree with something, approve of it, or understand it

Example

'I'd like to buy some new clothes.' 'OK.'

Example

OK, but I don't see how that proves your point.

Synonyms and related words
OK all right no of course OK all right
1.1

used for asking if someone agrees with what you have just said, or if he or she understands it

Example

Let's go and see a film tonight, OK?

Example

So that means that 'C' is the best answer. OK?

Synonyms and related words
OK all right eh
2

used when you want to start talking about something or want to continue discussing it after a pause

Example

OK, I think we were looking at page seven.

Example

OK. Everyone ready?

Synonyms and related words
OK well like like
3

used when you want someone to stop arguing with you or criticizing you. This word often shows that you accept what they are saying but do not think it is important

Example

'Your boss will be angry if you're late.' 'OK, but he won't sack me.'

Example

OK. You're right. I should have called you sooner.

3.1

used for showing that you are ready to end a conversation, especially on the telephone

Example

OK, I just wanted to make sure that you got home.

Synonyms and related words
OK well period
Definition OK in British English

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A-OK (adjective) OK (phrase) OK () OK () OK ()