Pronunciation: /ˈhʌŋki ˈdɔri/
noun a state or condition of being satisfactory or in good order
A1 My mom always tells me everything is hunky dory when I feel sad.
A2 After the argument, they made up and everything was hunky dory again.
B1 Despite the challenges, the project is going hunky dory so far.
B2 The team worked together seamlessly, and the presentation went hunky dory.
C1 The negotiations between the two companies went hunky dory, leading to a successful partnership.
C2 The transition to the new system was hunky dory thanks to thorough planning and execution.
adjective excellent; fine; satisfactory
A1 Everything is hunky dory in my new job.
A2 The weather forecast for tomorrow looks hunky dory.
B1 Despite the challenges, the project is hunky dory and on track.
B2 The team worked hard to ensure that everything was hunky dory for the event.
C1 The company's financial situation is hunky dory, with profits steadily increasing.
C2 After months of negotiations, they finally reached a hunky dory agreement.
formal Despite facing challenges, everything is proceeding in a hunky dory manner.
informal Don't worry, everything is hunky dory!
slang Hey, no need to stress, everything's hunky dory.
figurative The project seemed like it was going off track, but now it's back to being hunky dory.
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