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Meaning

The word "legit" is an informal or abbreviated form of "legitimate." It is often used to describe something that is genuine, authentic, or recognized as valid or lawful. In everyday conversation, it can refer to situations, objects, or actions that are considered acceptable or trustworthy.

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Etymology

The term "legit" is derived from the word "legitimate," which comes from the Latin "legitimus," meaning "lawful" or "proper." The shortened form "legit" became popular in the late 20th century, especially in slang and colloquial speech.

Examples

  1. "You have to check if that website is legit before you enter any personal information."
  2. "His excuse for being late seemed pretty legit to me."
  3. "I found a legit store that sells vintage records at a fair price."
  4. "She assured me that the deal was legit and worth pursuing."
  5. "Is this concert ticket legit, or is it a scam?"