righto

Examples

• All

• Righto, let's meet at the coffee shop at 10 AM.

• Righto, righto, come on, back to work.

  The Devil's Playground (1977)

• Righto, now get everything out of your pockets.

  Stir (1980)

• Yeah, righto, Peter.

  Evil Angels (1988)

• Oh, righto, girls.

  The Aristocats (1970)

• Righto, yes.

  Jungle Cruise (2021)

• Righto, I'm ready!

  The World's Fastest Indian (2005)

• Righto, mate.

  Crocodile Dundee (1986)

• Righto, I understand the plan now.

• Righto, I'm ready to help with the project.

Synonyms

A

all right

vsrighto

• Informal

∞ 1.0

To show agreement or acceptance at the start of a sentence

matches this use but usually sounds slightly more informal

A

aye

vsrighto

• Formal

796 7.3

To say yes when people vote

is used for casual agreement rather than formal or official consent

R

right

vsrighto

• Informal

106 1.0

Say this to show agreement or acceptance

is similar but carries a slightly more casual, friendly tone

R

right on

vsrighto

• Archaic

53 7.7

A strong informal shout that shows agreement

also agrees but usually with milder, plain acceptance

D

dokey

vsrighto

• Informal

22 9.9

A friendly word people say to show agreement

is functionally the same but often sounds more usual and neutral

A

alrighty

vsrighto

• Informal

19 8.7

To show you agree or are ready to begin

shares informality but is less explicitly playful

R

right you are

vsrighto

7 6.5

To tell someone they are correct

agrees in general but does not specifically confirm another's correctness

O

okie

vsrighto

• Informal

4 9.0

A short informal word people say to show agreement

serves the same agreeing role but can be less cheeky

K

kay

vsrighto

• Informal

1 8.4

A short informal way to say okay

is comparable but often feels slightly more full or emphatic

O

OK

vsrighto

1 1.0

To show you agree or accept something

is like this but feels more casual and less formal

O

okay

vsrighto

1 1.5

Official permission to proceed with something

expresses agreement too but in a more informal, conversational style

Y

yeah-huh

vsrighto

• Informal

1 9.9

A short casual reply showing weak agreement or that you heard someone

is similar but often used alone rather than as a direct reply

A

alright

vsrighto

• Informal

1.6

Shows agreement or understanding at the start of a sentence

is similar but can be used more playfully or alone

O

okey-doke

vsrighto

• Informal

8.2

A casual way to show you agree or that you understand

means the same but is slightly more plain and common

O

okey dokey, artichokey

vsrighto

• Informal

9.9

Say yes in a playful way

is similar but usually sounds more ordinary and less playful

O

oke

vsrighto

• Slang

9.9

Approval or permission to start

is alike but tends to be used more in spoken casual talk

K

K

vsrighto

• Texting

7.4

A short way to say okay in messages

performs acknowledgment too but with fuller spoken form and tone

Y

yeah

vsrighto

• Informal

3.0

A word added at the end of a sentence to ask for agreement

expresses agreement or acceptance directly rather than asking for it

W

word

vsrighto

• Slang

9.9

An informal exclamation used to show agreement

agrees too but is more neutral and less slangy

Antonyms

D

disagreement

268 1.6

A situation when people do not have the same opinion

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology