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amirite

amirite

2 9.9
Say as a joke to ask if others agree
  • interjection
  • /əˈmaɪˌraɪt/
  • Slang
translation icon : ¿verdad?
  • But, hey, at least that was cool, amirite?

Examples

  • Air Force vs. Hawaii 2012: More like Ground Force, amirite?

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  • I'm linking to her because who doesn't love inbound links, amirite?

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  • CNN and the mass media will tell you what to think about... amirite?

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  • San Francisco is just so flippin' great, amirite?

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  • You want dating to be less stressful, disappointing, and time-consuming, amirite?

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  • Double standard, amirite?

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  • Okay, well, let me put it in your language: "Strut your stuff, you hip thang, you, amirite?"

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  • Because what's the point of being a dashing swashbuckler if you can't use it to pick up chicks, amirite?

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  • We all know Mondays can be rough, amirite?

  • That movie was a total disaster, amirite?

Synonyms

right
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  • Informal
106 1.0

Say this to show agreement or acceptance

asks for confirmation in a humorous informal way

Surface Forms

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Morphology

amirite = am + I + right (transparent) = am + I + right

The written form is a phonetic contraction of the phrase 'am I right?', so its meaning is directly recoverable from those words in informal contexts.

Etymology

Amirite comes from the spoken question 'am I right' and is a playful, fast spelling used online. Think of it as am + right run together, so people add amirite to a sentence when they want others to agree or to be funny.