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too right
TOO RYTE · phrase · informal
Absolutely; definitely true.
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Definitions
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An emphatic expression of agreement.
“'That ref was hopeless.' 'Too right he was.'”
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too right In A Sentence
'That ref was hopeless.' 'Too right he was.'
Origin & Usage
Australian intensified agreement.
People Also Ask
What does 'too right' mean?
It's an emphatic way of saying 'absolutely' or 'that's definitely true'. It signals strong agreement.
How do you use 'too right'?
You say it to back up what someone just said, e.g. 'That was a rip-off.' 'Too right it was.'
Is 'too right' the same as 'bloody oath'?
They're close in meaning, both expressing firm agreement, though 'bloody oath' is a bit stronger and more colourful.
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