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britt

American  
[brit] / brɪt /

noun

plural

britt,

plural

britts
  1. a turbot of northeastern Atlantic seas.

  2. brit.


Etymology

Origin of britt

brit

Example Sentences

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Ean Britt finished with 21 points.

From Los Angeles Times

Britt is disappointed in Washington: “Looking at what’s happening on these machines and these devices, we have got to do better and be better.”

From Barron's

Britt is disappointed in Washington: “Looking at what’s happening on these machines and these devices, we have got to do better and be better.”

From Barron's

Senators Bernie Sanders and Katie Britt are united in their concern over artificial intelligence, despite their differing political views.

From Barron's

Britt highlighted the risks of AI for minors, citing a survey that found 64% of US teens use chatbots, with one-third using them daily.

From Barron's