Iwis (adverb)
ih-wis
Certainly.
From Old English (450–1150) gewiss, meaning “certain or sure.” Related to the words wise and wit; all are from a root meaning “to know.”
Example sentences
“The team will bounce back from this loss, iwis, because they always do.”
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