All right
All right adverb - In a satisfactory way.
Usage example: if everything goes all right, I should be back in a day or two
Poorly
Poorly adverb - In an unsatisfactory way.
Usage example: he tends to perform poorly on standardized tests
Both terms in one sentence
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Happens to poorly disguised Arnold Schwarzenegger copy — just when the Governator has finished giving a press conference to say everything's going to be all right when the roof falls in on him and California starts sliding into the sea.
Source: Deadline News
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