all right; OK; used to express agreement, approval, or to signal the end of a conversation; sometimes used to express dissatisfaction or a warning

Placed at the end of a sentence to indicate a new situation, a change in circumstances, or to convey imperative or exclamatory force.

used after a verb to show that an action is completed, finished, or done to satisfaction

Placed after a verb or adjective to indicate the completion of an action or a change in state.

to get well; to recover from illness; to be healthy; (of a situation) to improve or be fixed

Placed after a verb or adjective to indicate the completion of an action or a change in state.

praise; words of greeting or good wishes

Placed at the end of a sentence to indicate a new situation, a change in circumstances, or to convey imperative or exclamatory force.