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okayed
adjective as in accepted
Strongest matches
adjective as in privileged
adjective as in sanctioned
Example Sentences
“She’s still sick, but she’s going to be okay,” Maddow said.
So if you can get all of their pictures and that’s the real challenge, but then you could have, a less difficult mathematical problem in that sense to identify, okay, we know this person is out of this set.
I hope they’ll be okay, but it’s still a risk that, as you get more surging, they’re going to run out of capacity.
Last year, Becky Krystal was on a mission to improve back-of-the-package recipes, and she turned this marshmallow-topped casserole from just okay to extra delicious with some acidity from canned pineapple and warmth from cinnamon.
He doesn't want them to think it's okay to tolerate a working life that isn't more fun than, well, work.
Of course I okayed the orders cutting you down—a matter of routine—I had to follow through.
"We cannot come in until our cargo has been examined and okayed," the engineer said.
He asked for an appointment with me; I okayed the request because of his reputation.
The next woman wanted to cash a check and that had to be okayed by the manager.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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