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everything will be alright

everything will be alright

2.1
Words that comfort someone by saying things will get better
  • idiom
translation icon : todo estará bien
  • He smiled and said, 'Trust me, everything will be alright soon.'

Examples

  • As the video puts it, everything will be alright.

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  • Don't worry, everything will be alright after the storm passes.

  • She reassured him that everything will be alright once they finish their project.

Synonyms

all good
vseverything will be alright
  • Informal
139 5.4

Everything is fine with no problems or worries

expresses future improvement or ending well not just current okay status
to rest assured
vseverything will be alright
  • Formal
35 3.7

Be sure that something will happen, so do not worry

is a plain reassurance about future improvement rather than a strong guarantee
no worries
vseverything will be alright
  • Informal
2 6.6

A friendly reply that tells someone there is no problem

focuses on future improvement or a good outcome rather than present status
she'll be right
vseverything will be alright
  • Australian
1 9.9

Everything will be fine

is a neutral reassurance used broadly not regional slang
she'll be apples
vseverything will be alright
  • Australian
9.9

Words people use to tell someone everything will be fine

is a neutral general reassurance without regional slang
she's apples
vseverything will be alright
  • Australian
9.9

Everything is fine and working well

is general reassurance without the regional informal tone

Antonyms

Even more serious problems will happen in the future

How Reassuring

everything will be alright
2.1
don't sweat it
  • Informal
1 7.4

Surface Forms

Morphology

everything + will + be + alright

The reassuring meaning is directly derivable from the constituents: 'everything' (all things) + 'will be' (future state) + 'alright' (in a good/acceptable state). This is a literal, compositional sentence that follows standard grammar and is cross-linguistically common, so a B1 learner knowing the words would readily understand it.

Etymology

Everything will be alright feels like a warm promise from a friend or parent—imagine someone putting an arm around you and whispering it to calm you in a hard moment. So, it is used 'to reassure someone that things will get better'.