noun

Fixit

FIHG-ziht

Fixit (noun) means a hypothetical or discussed scenario in which Finland leaves the European Union. Example: “Political commentators floated the idea of a Fixit after a wave of euroskeptic sentiment in Finland.”

noun

A hypothetical or discussed scenario in which Finland leaves the European Union.

"Political commentators floated the idea of a Fixit after a wave of euroskeptic sentiment in Finland."

How to use Fixit

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA made-up term, by analogy with Brexit, for Finland potentially quitting the EU.

When to use it

Used mainly in political commentary and journalism, not everyday conversation.

Easily confused with

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Etymology

A blend of "Finland" and "exit," modeled directly on the word "Brexit" (Britain + exit).

Rhymes for Fixit

Dixit

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Fixit” mean?

The word “Fixit” means a hypothetical or discussed scenario in which Finland leaves the European Union. In plain terms, a made-up term, by analogy with Brexit, for Finland potentially quitting the EU.

How do you pronounce “Fixit”?

“Fixit” is pronounced FIHG-ziht (/ˈfɪɡ.zɪt/ in IPA).

How do you use “Fixit” in a sentence?

Here is “Fixit” used in a sentence: “Political commentators floated the idea of a Fixit after a wave of euroskeptic sentiment in Finland.”

What part of speech is “Fixit”?

“Fixit” is a noun.