Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

all-very-well

idiom

/ɔːl ˈvɛri wɛl/

Definition

Everything is acceptable or satisfactory; all aspects are in good order.

Examples

Even though we faced some challenges, the project turned out all-very-well in the end.
Despite the initial setbacks, the event was all-very-well organized.

Meaning

The phrase indicates that everything is going smoothly and there are no issues to report. It emphasizes general satisfaction with a situation or outcome.