Great thanks
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Literal this
Iām here for this.
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Hearing a bit of people using ostensibly instead of obviously lately, because theyāre clued up enough to know saying obviously all the time makes you sound daft, but too daft to know they donāt mean the same thing, and saying obviously is redundant most of the time anyway.
I hope nobody minds me using this thread as a home for my own word usage irks
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Jamie Redknapp in Super Sunday last week - āHeās legitimately had him for breakfast there, Jeffā.
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This is the same guy who said the young Michael Owen was literally a greyhound, though.
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been listening to legal testimony from a high profile murder trial recently (donāt ask) and one of the lawyers keeps saying ānucularā instead of nuclear and the JUDGE keeps asking people to be more āpacificā. these are professional law-talking guys and itās doing my absolute nut in.
I could but I donāt want to pick on individuals.
People using legitimately is life. I cant even.
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donāt care
legitimately donāt care
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aggpass said people using legitimately is life and he couldnāt even and i was here for it
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Thereās a couple of jokes or references in this thread I donāt understand.
We need to talk about how Chrissy Tiegggthingy won the internet again when aggpass said people using legitimately is life and he couldnāt even and i was here for it. A thread /1
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That moment when legitimately is life and we could not even
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But how else will ordinary working people express their legitimate concerns?
no.
Legitimate examples of words used in my year 13sā a level English essays:
Confliction
Societal
Blatantly
Impactful
There were more but Iāve legitimately tried to wipe them from my mind