IKR in texting is an abbreviation for "I know, right?"
In essence, "IKR" serves as an expression of agreement or shared sentiment with the person you are texting. It's a quick and informal way to acknowledge and validate someone else's point of view. You'd use it when you strongly agree with something someone has said and want to convey that you feel the same way.
Here's a breakdown:
- I: Refers to the speaker (the person texting).
- Know: Indicates understanding or awareness.
- Right?: Implies a question seeking agreement or validation.
Examples of Usage:
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Person A: "This weather is awful!"
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Person B: "IKR! I wish it would stop raining."
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Person A: "That movie was so good!"
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Person B: "IKR?! The ending was amazing!"
"IKR" maintains a casual and conversational tone, making it perfect for informal chats.
