JFC
0 antonyms and opposites of JFC, grouped by meaning.
Interjection — Jesus fucking Christ; an exclamation of exasperation, shock or disbelief, used in text and online.
How to Use Jfc
The word patterns that sound natural to a native speaker.
Profane and blasphemous. Fine in casual messaging among friends; never appropriate in professional writing, and offensive to many religious readers because of the use of Christ's name.
Etymology
An initialism of the exclamation Jesus fucking Christ.
Full origin of JFC →Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between JFC and FFS?
Both express exasperation. JFC leans towards shock or disbelief at what someone has done, while FFS — for fuck's sake — leans towards impatience with an ongoing annoyance. FFS avoids blasphemy, which matters to some readers.
Is JFC offensive?
Yes, on two counts: it contains a strong obscenity and it takes Christ's name in vain. Among friends online it is unremarkable, but it should be kept out of work messages, public posts and any writing where a religious reader might take it badly.