All right
All right adverb - Without any question.
Usage example: he was there all right—I saw him sitting in the back row
Obviously
Obviously adverb - Unmistakably (`plain' is often used informally for `plainly').
All right and obviously are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "All right" instead an adverb "Obviously".
Nearby Words: obvious, obviousness
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- absolutely and all right
- absolutely and obviously
- positively and all right
- positively and obviously
- definitely and all right
- definitely and obviously
- of course and all right
- of course and obviously
- certainly and all right
- certainly and obviously
- yes and all right
- yes and obviously
- unquestionably and all right
- unquestionably and obviously
Both terms in one sentence
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But when you ask Kelly Chambers if she's all right, she goes into a horrified flashback and is clearly, obviously not — and yet she pushes this back and doesn't show it otherwise.
Source: Angst? What Angst? -
Obviously, he gets over it and the following exchange echoes the trope (as well as further shouting out to Don Quixote):Al: Are you gonna be all right?
Source: Series / Quantum Leap -
Let me tell you something, folks, I've played that song before.Reagan: All right, well, this obviously turned out to be—a huge disaster.Camilla: I hate you so much!
Source: Series / New Girl
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