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Originally Posted by Ben.Daly
Not just the Brittish, it's also common here in Australia, similar to a lot of other strong words that Australians will give basically any meaning (positive or negative) to put emphasise on something.
Most Australians wouldn't take any offence or be shocked hearing someone say "That's bloody brilliant" when describing something positive.
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The British influence certainly had circled the globe.
There is a lot of British television programs broadcasted in the U.S., so the word and it's meaning is very familiar to most Americans. But outside of TV, using "bloody" this or "bloody" that is never heard being said by anybody, unless maybe somebody has roots in the UK.
Cheers!
