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bloody oath
BLUH-dee OHTH · phrase · informal
Absolutely; that's true.
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Definitions
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Strong agreement or affirmation; 'you bet'.
“'Reckon we'll win?' 'Bloody oath!'”
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bloody oath In A Sentence
'Reckon we'll win?' 'Bloody oath!'
Origin & Usage
Australian; 'oath' as an affirmation, intensified by 'bloody'.
People Also Ask
What does 'bloody oath' mean?
It's an emphatic 'absolutely' or 'you bet', used to strongly agree or affirm something.
Is 'bloody oath' offensive?
It's mild. 'Bloody' is a common intensifier in Australia and the phrase is everyday rather than genuinely offensive, though it's still casual.
How do you use 'bloody oath'?
You fire it back to strongly agree, e.g. 'Reckon we'll win?' 'Bloody oath!'
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