britishism (Meaning)
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britishism (n)
an expression that is used in Great Britain (especially as contrasted with American English)
a custom that is peculiar to England or its citizens
Synonyms & Antonyms of britishism
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britishism Sentence Examples
- "Cheers" is a common Britishism used to express gratitude or farewell.
- The word "bloke" is a quintessential Britishism referring to a man or guy.
- Using "loo" instead of "bathroom" is a Britishism that may confuse non-British speakers.
- "Football" is a Britishism for what Americans typically call "soccer."
- "Chap" is another Britishism that refers to a man or fellow, often used in informal conversation.
- Britishisms like "queue" instead of "line" are often observed in everyday language.
- "Chuffed" is a Britishism meaning pleased or delighted.
- "Mates" is a Britishism commonly used to refer to friends or companions.
- "Biscuit" is a Britishism for what Americans call a "cookie."
- The use of "brilliant" to express approval or enthusiasm is a Britishism frequently encountered in colloquial speech.
FAQs About the word britishism
an expression that is used in Great Britain (especially as contrasted with American English), a custom that is peculiar to England or its citizens
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
"Cheers" is a common Britishism used to express gratitude or farewell.
The word "bloke" is a quintessential Britishism referring to a man or guy.
Using "loo" instead of "bathroom" is a Britishism that may confuse non-British speakers.
"Football" is a Britishism for what Americans typically call "soccer."
