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I hope so 

Used sarcastically when you don't want something to happen or something bad already happened. Can be used interchangeably with "one would hope", "hopefully so" or "I'm hoping so". It occasionally can be used to express a neutral emotion as well, especially with a sense of indifference.
Jack: Bro, your girlfriend just cheated on you.
Elliot: I hope so.

Ivan: Janie, you just ran through three red lights!!
Janie: I hope so.
I hope so by probably_jenkins May 23, 2022
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This is a long paragraph that i hope will be a real word so please accept this because it is a genuine word 

The word means the word

The word began in 1988 when people wanted a long word to describe wanting a long word to be accepted as a real long word. In 1992, the word was accepted as "This is a long paragraph that i hope will be a real word so please accept this because it is a genuine word". By 1993, the word was one of the most widely used words referring to a long word to describe wanting a long word to be accepted as a real long word. In 2001, the word was used 2 times by world leaders and in 2009 the word was lost.

But...

In 2023 the word resurfaced and is now a genuine word.
Eg. This is a long paragraph that i hope will be a real word so please accept this because it is a genuine word

J Hope is so selfish again lol I hate hiphop

J Hope is so selfish again lol I hate hiphop
J Hope is so selfish again lol I hate hiphop

i hope you soap! 

"i hope you soap" is a way of saying i hope you are happy today!
"See you tomorrow, i hope you soap!"
i hope you soap! by osijfowijwgj March 29, 2021
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