ditto
4dit·to
verb \ˈdi-(ˌ)tō\Definition of DITTO
transitive verb
1
: to repeat the action or statement of
2
[from Ditto, a trademark] : to copy (as printed matter) on a duplicator
Examples of DITTO
- <since you've said what I wanted to say—only better—I will just ditto your comments in my final report>
- My favorite was “Sports Collector's News” (the exact pluralization and positioning of the apostrophe I can't quite remember), a dittoed journal produced in some Wisconsin backwater by a man with a Ukrainian surname. —Alexander Wolff, Sports Illustrated, 15 Sept. 1986
Origin of DITTO
(see 1ditto)
First Known Use: 1725
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