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Gotta meaning
Synonym of have got to, have to
Example sentences (20)
And so I gotta do what I gotta do now.
We've gotta define, we've gotta design systems.
It’s a million things you could do with that laptop…all you gotta do is stay in the house and put it to work and do what you gotta do,” Dupri said.
You’ve gotta respect that and respect people, and when you’re in each other’s space, you’ve gotta respect each other.
But you gotta do your best and you gotta do whatever you can to make it be as positive as it can because certain things you have no power over, but what you have power over is your own way of thinking.
Not just offensively — you’ve gotta sit in and you’ve gotta listen to everything special teams-wise, defensively.
And you gotta be, you gotta have thick skin.
But: Birds gotta fly, fish gotta swim.
But every now and then, an animal’s gotta do what an animal’s gotta do.
Her loved ones tried valiantly to save her from herself, but in the end, a girl’s gotta do what a girl’s gotta do.
My faith is shaking but I gotta keep trying, gotta keep my head held high.
Y’all ain’t gotta go ho❌e but y’all gotta get the funk out of here!
They've gotta have rules and they gotta keep score!
A final user had a total meltdown, saying: 'Bro you gotta stop posting these, my mind won't stop freaking.
After they tried to hide from us the true extent of this plea deal and that gets blown up, so we gotta go indict Trump on something else," the senator responded.
Again, people gotta live somewhere, and the places most beneficial to conducting the business of society often come with the downsides of disaster risk.
All I gotta say is: Watch how hard I work.
Along with “Rich Men North of Richmond,” Anthony has also caught more attention with his covers and other original songs “I Want to Go Home” and “Ain’t Gotta Dollar,” which he’s been releasing on Spotify under Oliver Anthony Music since 2022.
Although they still have much to improve on, you gotta start somewhere.
Always gotta be looking over your shoulder.