a-ok (Meaning)
a-ok (s)
in perfect condition or order
Synonyms & Antonyms of a-ok
Synonyms:
- number one
- bully
- OK
- high-class
- peachy
- better
- immense
- out of this world
- nifty
- slick
- mean
- cracking
- superior
- famous
- frontline
- peachy keen
- sterling
- fantabulous
- bang-up
- noble
- capital
- jim-dandy
- heavenly
- top-shelf
- tip-top
- exceptional
- topping
- No. 1
- prize
- neat
- A1
- choice
- boss
- top-notch
- classic
- radical
- divine
- fab
- righteous
- brave
- unsurpassed
- first-rate
- par excellence
- grand
- gone
- crackerjack
- swell
- banner
- gangbusters
- good
- dandy
- primo
- dope
- acceptable
- top
- blue-ribbon
- sensational
- decent
- dynamite
- quality
- out-of-sight
- too much
- cool
- keen
- gangbuster
- splendid
- blue-chip
- okay
- first-class
- bumper
- groovy
- superlative
- first-string
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- gilt-edge
- high-test
- top-of-the-line
- all right
- tolerable
- down
- fancy
- passable
- bonny
- supernal
- select
- corking
- gilt-edged
- wizard
- brag
- adequate
- premium
- special
- topflight
- bonnie
- classical
- standard
- phat
- five-star
- hype
- satisfactory
- four-star
- boffo
- traditional
- prizewinning
- numero uno
- high-grade
Antonyms:
a-ok Sentence Examples
- The project was proceeding a-ok, with all deadlines met and goals achieved.
- Despite the initial concerns, the team assured the client that everything was a-ok and proceeding as planned.
- The manager gave the team a thumbs up, signaling that everything was a-ok with the latest presentation.
- After the thorough inspection, the engineer confirmed that the machinery was a-ok and ready for operation.
- The astronaut radioed mission control to report that all systems on the spacecraft were a-ok for the upcoming launch.
- The pilot communicated to air traffic control that the aircraft was a-ok and prepared for takeoff.
- The chef reassured the customers that their special dietary requests were a-ok and would be accommodated.
- The financial audit confirmed that the company's accounts were a-ok and in good standing.
- The teacher assured the students that their understanding of the lesson was a-ok and encouraged questions.
- The health checkup results came back a-ok, indicating that the individual was in good physical condition.
FAQs About the word a-ok
in perfect condition or order
excellent, beautiful, great, fantastic, fine, marvellous, prime, superb, stellar, fabulous
wretched, pathetic, wretched, rotten, unsatisfactory, awful, atrocious, bad, vile, bad
The project was proceeding a-ok, with all deadlines met and goals achieved.
Despite the initial concerns, the team assured the client that everything was a-ok and proceeding as planned.
The manager gave the team a thumbs up, signaling that everything was a-ok with the latest presentation.
After the thorough inspection, the engineer confirmed that the machinery was a-ok and ready for operation.
