OMG
Americanabbreviation
abbreviation
Etymology
Origin of OMG
First recorded as O.M.G. (Oh! My! God!) in 1915-20; in a letter from Admiral of the Fleet Lord John Arbuthnot Fisher to Winston S. Churchill; popularized from its use in digital communications
Example Sentences
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Being drawn at home to Chelsea is creating excitement amongst fans, with one commenting: "OMG Wrexham is definitely capable of beating any Premier League team. I can't even imagine how excited I'll be if the Red Dragons win."
From BBC
“Haa? OMG dear we have to talk about all this first,” the woman wrote.
“I apologize that you’re going through this,” the representative said, which was nice but OMG.
OMG, your mom let you dye your hair!
From Literature
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OMG the roads are full of cars.
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