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yeah

American  
[yai] / yɛə /

adverb

Informal.

  1. yes.

yeah British  
/ jɛə /

  1. an informal word for yes

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Etymology

Origin of yeah

1900–05; variant of yea or yes

Example Sentences

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And so I think, yeah, to see that recognized in some of the major categories would be really exciting.

From Los Angeles Times

"I'd have liked to have been a Traitor, yeah. But I think must people would."

From BBC

"Tonight will be the 10th time and yeah I'm just really thrilled with it, hope the viewers like it, and I'm excited to see what the reaction is."

From BBC

"If you are constantly under-performing scoring goals, yeah. Look, all I can do is encourage the players, support them and be positive."

From Barron's

“I’m used to Netflix, where I could say whatever I wanted. But, yeah, that was just crazy to me.”

From Los Angeles Times

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