unironically

The new literally, as in it's used way incorrectly way too often.

I'm going to unironically eat some bear crap.

by supaharmrun January 30, 2017

unironically

This generation's equivalent of "like, totally." An adverb used to add emphasis only.

"Omg that's unironically so true."

by tp217 May 5, 2022

unironically

The new overused word that everyone uses incorrectly. It's become the new "literally."

What it actually means: done/said in a serious way, even though one would expect it to be sarcastic and/or jokey.

Nowadays many people (including me sometimes) use it to put an emphasis on something, substituting it for words like "genuinely," even though they have very different meanings.

Correct usage:
Person 1: Have you ever seen Tommy Wiseau's The Room? I love to watch it with friends just so that we can make fun of it.
Person 2: I actually think it's a good movie, no joke. I watch it unironically.

Incorrect usage:

Person 1: You won't believe this! I unironically just saw Harry Styles eating at a restaurant!
Person 2: You didn't see him ironically? What does that mean? How would you have seen him in an ironic way?

by the foochie May 13, 2023

unironic

To have serious thoughts about something, to mean what you are saying, not joking.

I'm going to listen to jacob Sartorius unironically

by Elfnp July 1, 2016

Unironically

euh(n)/īˈränək(ə)lē/

Adverb:

The emphasis on doing something considered ironic or a joke without intending to be funny.

Phillip unironically wore a suit and tie to the bar.

Joseph played fortnite unironically

by Monster_EEEnergy November 7, 2019

Unironically

Adverb. Done with sincerity, particularly with regard to something that would normally be done ironically

Okay, I know you’re joking but I unironically like Kpop

by Prandooj Gupta February 18, 2019

Unironically

A word ESL and shitty memers spam it because ebin memes XDDDD

Anon: Fuck orange man

Anon 2: This but unironically

by berserkerbaron March 4, 2019