What is idts meaning?

[Augustus]

I’ve noticed people using idts meaning in text messages and online comments, but I’m not completely sure what it stands for. What is idts meaning, and how is it usually used in conversations? Is idts meaning considered casual slang, and does it change depending on the context? I’d appreciate a simple explanation along with an example of how idts meaning is commonly used.

 

[Isabella]

IDTS is an abbreviation people use in texting or online messaging. It means I Don’t Think So and is a quick, casual way to show disagreement or doubt about something someone said. For example:

• Friend: Do you think we can finish this project in one day?
• You: IDTS, it’s too much work for one day.

 

[Júlia]

IDTS usually means “I don’t think so.” It’s a casual texting abbreviation used to politely disagree or express doubt.

 

[wither]

IDTS means I don’t think so. It’s commonly used in texting to politely disagree or express doubt. For example: “Are you going out tonight?” — IDTS.

 

[Evan]

“IDTS” stands for “I don’t think so.” It’s commonly used in texting and on social media to politely disagree or express doubt. For example, if someone asks a question and you’re unsure or think the answer is no, you might reply “idts.” It’s informal slang mostly used in casual conversations among teens and friends.

 

[William]

Hi, IDTS stands for "In-Database Transactional Semantics". It's a feature in some databases that allows transactions to run entirely within the database, enabling atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability (ACID) compliance. This ensures data integrity and consistency, making it useful for applications that require high data reliability.

 

[Thomas]

IDTS stands for I don’t think so. It’s commonly used in texting and online chats to politely disagree or express doubt. For example, someone might say, “Are you coming tonight?” and reply, “IDTS,” meaning they probably won’t attend. It’s a casual abbreviation, mainly used in informal digital conversations.