intj
righto
REYE-toh
Righto (intj) means used to express agreement or acknowledgment; okay. Example: “Meet me at six." "Righto, see you then.”
intj
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Used to express agreement or acknowledgment; okay.
""Meet me at six." "Righto, see you then.""
How to use righto
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA cheerful, casual way of saying "okay" or "understood".
When to use it
Informal and somewhat dated or British in flavour.
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Etymology
From right plus the informal suffix -o.
Frequently asked questions
What does “righto” mean?
The word “righto” means used to express agreement or acknowledgment; okay. In plain terms, a cheerful, casual way of saying "okay" or "understood".
How do you pronounce “righto”?
“Righto” is pronounced REYE-toh (/ˈɹaɪtoʊ/ in IPA).
How do you use “righto” in a sentence?
Here is “righto” used in a sentence: “"Meet me at six." "Righto, see you then.".”
What part of speech is “righto”?
“Righto” is an intj.