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No you're not all right

🇬🇧 UK //nəʊ jɔːr nɒt ɔːl raɪt// 🇺🇸 US //noʊ jɔʊr nɑt ɔl raɪt//

Meaning of No you're not all right

Disagreeing with someone claiming they are okay.

In simple words: You are not okay.

No you're not all right in a sentence

• When you say you're fine after that fall, I have to say, 'No, you're not all right.'
• During our conversation, I realized, 'No, you're not all right,' and I offered help.
• 'No, you're not all right,' I told her when she dismissed her headache.
• 'No, you're not all right,' he insisted, noticing she was upset.
• His smile couldn't hide the pain, and I said, 'No, you're not all right.'

How to use No you're not all right

Use this phrase when someone is denying they feel fine, generally in a casual context. It conveys concern or disagreement.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Remember 'not all right' as a push against false comfort.

Related words

Collocations with No you're not all right

• say no
• not all right
• feel fine
• offering help

Synonyms for No you're not all right

• You're mistaken
• You're wrong
• You aren't okay
• You need help

Common mistakes with No you're not all right

• Omitting 'all' can change meaning.
• Using in formal contexts may sound rude.
• Misusing tense, e.g., saying 'You weren't all right' instead.

Frequently asked questions about No you're not all right

What does No you're not all right mean?

You are not okay.

What is the definition of No you're not all right?

Disagreeing with someone claiming they are okay.

How do you use No you're not all right in a sentence?

When you say you're fine after that fall, I have to say, 'No, you're not all right.'

Can you give another example of No you're not all right?

During our conversation, I realized, 'No, you're not all right,' and I offered help.

What are synonyms for No you're not all right?

Common alternatives include You're mistaken, You're wrong, You aren't okay, You need help.

What words go with No you're not all right?

It commonly pairs with say no, not all right, feel fine, offering help.

What are common mistakes when using No you're not all right?

Omitting 'all' can change meaning. Using in formal contexts may sound rude. Misusing tense, e.g., saying 'You weren't all right' instead.

How do you pronounce No you're not all right?

US: //noʊ jɔʊr nɑt ɔl raɪt//, UK: //nəʊ jɔːr nɒt ɔːl raɪt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is No you're not all right formal or informal?

"No you're not all right" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use No you're not all right?

Use this phrase when someone is denying they feel fine, generally in a casual context. It conveys concern or disagreement.