Meaning
A short word you say when you are surprised, impressed, or a little annoyed.
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Word origin
American English from the 1890s, first used as a softer way of saying the name Jesus.
- Origin
- American English
- Root
- Jesus
Examples
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Here "gee" shows surprise at something.
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Here "gee" shows warm, happy surprise.
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"Gee" often starts a sentence, like "wow" but softer.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 24, lesson 1: gee, solid, pet and 7 more words.