ready-ish
- adjective
- /ˈrɛdi ɪʃ/
- Informal
- I'm feeling ready-ish, but I could use a few more minutes to finish up.
Examples
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We left for the airport when we were only ready-ish, so we forgot a few things.
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She feels ready-ish to start the project.
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Are you ready-ish for your presentation, or do you need more time?
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I'm ready-ish for the meeting.
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Are you ready-ish for your presentation, or do you need more time?
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I'm feeling ready-ish, but I could use a few more minutes to finish up.
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We left for the airport when we were only ready-ish, so we forgot a few things.
Antonyms
How Ready
- Informal
- Informal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ready-ish joins ready ('prepared') with the ending -ish ('somewhat' or 'kind of'). Think of words like greenish or tallish: the -ish part means 'a little like', so ready-ish means 'somewhat ready', almost but not fully prepared.