Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Gosh"

A: It’s a substitute for God. It’s used when someone is surprised but they don’t want to say “oh my God.” Some religious people think it’s wrong to use the word God unless you are actually speaking about God.

A: for example while i’m driving and it happens i would say:

“oh shit i got a flat tire”

and when i walk up to the car and notice it:

awww fuck! fuuuck! I got a flat tire.

🙂

A: another way of saying oh my god

A: A nicer way of saying God usually. Some people say “Oh my gosh” rather than “Oh my God” out of respect - you would say it out of surprise, frustration, happiness - it is used in many contexts. Ex. “Oh my gosh, that’s a good price.” or “Oh my gosh, I’m so tired of this class.”

A: it means God.
OMG is oh my God or oh my gosh.

A: Gosh means something like Gee, Golly, Wow.
Sometimes it's used instead of God as in "oh my gosh."
A regular example would be if, for instance, someone got an unexpected birthday gift from a friend. They might react by saying, "Gosh, I didn't think you remembered my birthday."
Another might be if a person sees a lovely sunset or whatever they might say, "Gosh, isn't it beautiful."

A: Oh gosh is a mild exclamation. "Oh gosh, did I say that out loud?" "Oh gosh, I locked the keys in the car." ... Can be used in a myriad of situations in place of much stronger exclamations and explicits

A: Oh my gosh... I dropped my phone in the water.
oh my gosh are you serious?

A: It is mostly used in exclamations.
"Oh my gosh!" "Gosh, I don't know." "Gosh darn it!" "Gosh, they really did that?" "By gosh, It's a a miracle" "For gosh sakes, will you cut that out!"

A: Gosh is used instead of God. "So oh my gosh that scared me"
Evil is mean or sinister
"What woman is so evil."

A: The second one is correct.
Oh gosh! My bag is gone.

A: Second the wallet is still lost. First is unclear.

A: It's the same

People will say "oh my gosh/ goodness" instead of "Oh my god" because they don't want to use the Lords (God) name in vain

In vain means: using the Lord/Gods name in a wrong way.

A: There's no differences in meaning except for the word *gosh and *God .
Either way , it's use to express emotion like when you're shocked , sad etc.

A: I said it kind of flatly, often there would be more enthusiasm or emphasis (depending on the situation) as this phrase is an interjection.

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A: There are a lot of phrases that mean “oh gosh,” so feel free to use whichever feels more comfortable for you:

“Oh gosh”
“Oh my gosh”
“Oh boy”
“Oh geez”
“Oh my goodness”

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A: Gosh

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A: "got a cramp" or "just cramped"

A: I'd personally say
"oh gosh, what am I even saying?"

A: 'im freaked out' means something has scared you or you have seen something gross

A:

I don't think your question is weird at all. Communication is very important when having sex 👏

However, I don't think any proper English rules apply while having sex 😂. Everything you said would be perfectly understood by your partner. May I suggest the straight 'That feels so good!' 😉 or just simply 'yes'?