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"Okay" vs ""done and dusted.""

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Okay' is a common informal expression used to indicate agreement or acceptance. 'Done and dusted' is a more informal idiom meaning that something is completed successfully or satisfactorily.

Last Updated: March 31, 2024

Okay

This is a common informal expression used to indicate agreement or acceptance.

It is often used in casual conversations to show understanding, agreement, or acknowledgment.

Examples:

  • - Are you ready to go? - Okay, let's go.
  • - Okay, I understand what you're saying.

Alternatives:

  • Sure
  • Alright
  • Got it
  • Fine
  • Sounds good

"done and dusted."

This is an informal idiom meaning that something is completed successfully or satisfactorily.

It is used to emphasize that a task or situation has been finished and resolved.

Examples:

  • - The project is done and dusted, so we can move on to the next one.
  • - With the deal signed, that's it, done and dusted.

Alternatives:

  • Completed
  • Finished
  • Wrapped up
  • Sorted out
  • Taken care of

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