legit
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7.7
- adjective
- /lɪˈdʒɪt/
- Informal
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legítimo
- You need to focus on making connections with other legit bloggers, businesses, people, etc.
- go legit
- totally legit
- a legit business
The big TikTok story, Ryan Garcia, who's like a legit professional boxer.
- The big TikTok story, Ryan Garcia, who's like a legit professional boxer.
- I was like, turn this thing into a legit, you know, planner.
- It's so crazy how this part like feels like a legit pencil that's wooden.
- That chip is such legit fucking garbage.
- And I gave my projects to people that were real and legit, but I didn't protect myself.
- But he's a real legit like makeup artist.
- And I remember doing, I think it was my first legit pull with you.
- OK that that was some legit like scrap yard digging.
Examples
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These guys are legit professional athletes.
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A legit collector wants to buy a piece from an emerging artist.
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So they actually are legit married for a bit.
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Like legit the best team in America.
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The winner gets a totally legit Starbucks gift card.
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I think the Houston Astros, that was a legit World Series championship.
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All right, guys, I'm here with a real NASA employee, legit NASA employee.
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I think we know Tampa Bay is legit, so I don't see us losing.
Blog text (4) -
- Sounds legit.
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These guys are legit professional athletes.
Synonyms
267
4.2
Something that seems true and that people can trust
218
3.8
Something that is real and trustworthy, not a fake
53
4.2
Known to be honest and reliable
25
5.9
Being real and honest, not fake
18
5.8
Looks proper and allowed because it follows rules or standards
6
7.7
Real and not fake
1
8.1
Clearly real and not fake to show you really mean it
Seeming honest and acceptable in a deal or agreement
Honest and shows no cheating or lying
Antonyms
How Legit
Surface Forms
Etymology
Legit is a short form of legitimate, a word related to legal and to the Latin root lex meaning 'law'. So when something is legit it is 'allowed', 'real', or accepted as proper.