Alright and Safe

Alright

Alright adjective - Not exposed to the threat of loss or injury.
Usage example: we got the plane's nose back up, and after that we were alright

Safe and alright are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Safe" instead an adjective "Alright".

Safe

Safe adjective - Not exposed to the threat of loss or injury.
Usage example: the minute the rain started, we looked for a place where we would be safe from a drenching downpour

Alright and safe are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Alright" instead an adjective "Safe".

Nearby Words: safety, safekeeping, safely

Both words in one sentence

  • Security Cling But Fridge Logic dictates that this is actually the opposite, Hayate himself is clinging to the girls because they're frail and important that he know that they're alright, and Hinagiku, who he knows is strong enough to take care of herself, doesn't need to be protected for him to know she's safe.
  • Video Game / Deadpool The Guards Must Be Crazy: Even the henchmen of this game aren't safe from our "hero's" insanity.Mook 1: Alright the cart is ready, pull that lever to open the gate!
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