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totes

Totes (adverb) means Totally; completely (informal, often used for emphasis or humor). Example: “That movie was totes amazing.”

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Totally; completely (informal, often used for emphasis or humor).
"That movie was totes amazing."
"I'm totes going to that party tonight."

How to use totes

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA casual, joking way of saying "totally."

When to use it

Very informal slang, mostly used in speech or texting, not appropriate for formal writing.

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Etymology

An informal shortening of "totally," with a playful "-s" ending added for effect.

Frequently asked questions

What does “totes” mean?

The word “totes” means totally; completely (informal, often used for emphasis or humor). In plain terms, a casual, joking way of saying "totally.".

How do you use “totes” in a sentence?

Here is “totes” used in a sentence: “That movie was totes amazing.”

What part of speech is “totes”?

“Totes” is an adverb.

What is the meaning of totes?

"totes" (adverb) means totally; completely (informal, often used for emphasis or humor).

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