Alright or Allright
Learn why "Alright" is correct in informal writing, but "Allright" is incorrect.
Allright
Incorrect spelling - "Allright is incorrect; double 'l' is unnecessary."
"Allright" is a common misspelling of "Alright". Always use "Alright" when referring to the correct word.
Alright
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
"Alright means acceptable, okay, or satisfactory."
Definition of Alright
"Alright": "Alright means acceptable, okay, or satisfactory."
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for Alright
- • okay
- • fine
- • acceptable
- • satisfactory
Usage Examples
"Correct:" Everything is alright now.
"Correct:" She felt alright after the rest.
"Correct:" Is it alright if I join?
"Correct:" The plan seems alright.
"Incorrect:" Everything is allright now.
"Incorrect:" She felt allright after the rest.
"Incorrect:" Is it allright if I join?
"Incorrect:" The plan seems allright.
Notes:
- • Alright is accepted informally.
- • Allright is always wrong.
- • Use 'all right' in formal writing if preferred.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct spelling?
A: Alright.
Q: Meaning of alright?
A: Acceptable, okay, or satisfactory.
Q: Can Allright be used?
A: No, it's incorrect.
Summary
"Alright" is correct informally; "Allright" is always wrong. Formal writing may prefer 'all right'.