Legiterally

The combination of "legit" and "literally" used to convey an absolute fact

"This coffee tastes like garbage."
"Legiterally."

"I legiterally fall off the Empire sSate building yesterday."
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by Poiema August 25, 2022

Legiterally

Legitimately literally, if something legitimate and literal at the same time, making your point more convincing because of how true this word makes it out to be.

'When I was walking home from school the other day, this kid on his bike legiterally almost got hit by a car'

by ZednoV January 9, 2018

legiterally

A hybrid conjunction between “legit” and “literally” used to emphasize the intensity of your statement. (can also be used in college/business level formal writing)

“I legiterally can’t believe that my hamster stole my business cards”

“O Romeo, Romeo where for arthough Romeo I ligertally can’t live without you.”

by 2emma20 September 14, 2018

Legiterally

It's a combination of the words legit and literally, coming together to for the word legiterally. It's purpose is to be used when one is legiterally serious about something, but can't find the right word for it.

I was legiterally about to eat that peice of cake you fat fuck.

by The_Enterprise June 7, 2018

Legiterally

A mix of legit and literally. So true but at the same time not

Kylie Jenner's lips legiterally look fake. Ofc she got fillers

by Angelica Loe October 14, 2017

Legiterally

A mix between legit (legitimate) and literally 👌

By me, Amy. I'm fabulous

I legiterally can't sleep!
I'm legiterally adding this word to UrbanDictionary.com!

by Tygeramysaysrawr April 13, 2016

Legiterally

Legitimately + literally.

Legiterally is a very versatile word. It is legiterally a very versatile word.
Good uses:
- To make fun of people who say either word too often
- To piss off your mom

- A counter-fighter to "legitness"

by sugarpxssy January 17, 2018