definetly

Misspelling of a difficult English word. Also a lifestyle choice for the modern renaissance man (poser, pick-up artist).

Dude, really, have you definetly seen www.d-e-f-i-n-e-t-l-y.com yet? It's the shizzle.

by Apmid Smith August 13, 2007

Defiantly

to do something in a way that shows a disposition to challenge, resist, or fight.

more often just a misspelling of 'definitely' because the internet is full of dipshits

"She defiantly spoke out against the system."

"Their's defiantly sumthing rong with my phone, it keeps trying to incorektly fix my speling."

by servvo1 December 21, 2021

Definality

Word that can be used in place of anything meaning you are sure, positive or etc.

In all definality, I know i'm right.

by bigfootstheman March 10, 2009

Definatly

Definitly(so common an error that some people consider it as internet jargon)

I am Definatly an Urban Addict.

by Light Joker August 27, 2004

definately

'Definately' enjoys a subtly different meaning from 'definitely'.
If some item x is definitely f (i.e. it definitely has the property of f-ness), then it must be f in some perfect, absolute, non-finite way.
By contrast, if some item x is definately f then x is f by definition, or is the very definition of f-ness.
The former is an ontological claim, whereas the latter is conceptual/semantic.
That's why all us clever people who spell by rational deduction rather than blind repetition use both spellings, to distinguish our precise meanings.

Of course when they bring the maple syrup after the pancakes, it'll definately be too late.

by philip mark young August 4, 2007

definately

An alternative spelling of the word "definitely", used most notoriously by a sensationably adorable girl whose defiant side causes her to use a more phenetic spelling for words with arbitrary spellings.

You definately don't spell "definitely" as "definitely".

by andy jeffreys November 11, 2007

definately daddle

To refer to something as being being cool or ausum

Man, that game was definately daddle

by Auhsoj June 11, 2006