All right / alright

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ALRIGHT / ALL RIGHT   Use 'all right' and not 'alright'.   Alright and All Right The word 'alright' should be written as 'all right'. Examples: Are you all right?   Everything is alright.  All right, calm down.  ALRIGHT WILL SOON BE ALL RIGHT  Like altogether, almost and already, the word alright is now widely accepted too. However, several dictionaries still record it as an erroneous word.

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