1. the same thing as mentioned before; a duplicate or copy

1. used to indicate agreement with or repetition of what has just been said
Usage: informal

1. to repeat or copy exactly

Examples

• The teacher asked for our names and addresses, then said ‘ditto for phone numbers.’
• I love chocolate ice cream. Ditto!
• She ordered a coffee, and he said, ‘Ditto for me.’
• The report was just a ditto of last year’s findings.
• He dittoed the memo and distributed copies to all staff.
• The second paragraph was a ditto of the first.
• When asked about the movie, she replied, ‘It was great!’ and her friend said, ‘Ditto.’