ICYMI
Sayy-see-wy-em-Y/ˌaɪ.siˌwaɪ.ɛmˈaɪ/
- 1Initialism of in case you missed it.
ICYMI, the council approved the new park budget at last night's meeting.
He fired off a quick reply: "ICYMI, the deadline got pushed to next Monday."
Note
Online shorthand for passing news along a second time. It sits in three positions. It can be tacked onto a headline in parentheses, as in a 2000 post to the alt.music.billy-joel newsgroup. It can serve as a label with a colon before a link, as Ariel Waldman used it on Twitter in 2007. Or it can open a sentence, set off by a comma. Because it stands for a whole clause, it never takes comparison.
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