leet
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9.8
- adjective
- /liːt/
- Slang
- She is a leet gamer who always wins tournaments.
Examples
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You need to be pretty leet to finish that level so quickly.
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Everyone admired her leet moves during the gaming tournament.
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His leet coding skills helped the team win the hackathon.
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His skills in programming are truly leet.
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His leet skills in programming allowed him to solve complex problems quickly.
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The gamer showcased his leet strategies to defeat the final boss effortlessly.
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She is known as a leet player in the online community, often sharing tips with beginners.
Synonyms
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3.5
Having special training and ability to do a job well
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5.8
Quick and skillful with the hands when working
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7.2
Much better than other people at something
Antonyms
How Skilled
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word leet comes from elite, which means 'best' or 'very good', and gamers shortened and changed it, often writing it as 1337. So leet now means very skilled or excellent.