Everything will work out (all right).
- Everything will work out (all right).
Things will work out (all right). & Everything will work out (all right). & Everything will work out for the best. & Things will work out for the best.
The situation will reach a satisfactory conclusion.; The problem(s) will be resolved. •
“Cheer up!” Mary said to a gloomy Fred. “Things will work out all right.”
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Mary: Oh, I'm so miserable! Bill: Don't worry. Everything will work out for the best.
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“Now, now, don't cry. Things will work out,” consoled Sally, hoping that what she was saying was really true.
Dictionary of American idioms.
2013.
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