Acing

Pronunciation: /ˈeɪsɪŋ/

Definitions of acing

verb to perform very well or achieve a high score in a test or exam

Example Sentences

A1 She is acing her math test.

A2 He is acing his English exam.

B1 The team is acing their presentation.

B2 The student is acing all of his classes.

C1 The athlete is acing every competition.

C2 The musician is acing every performance.

Examples of acing in a Sentence

formal She is acing all of her exams this semester.

informal He's acing his classes without even studying.

slang She's totally acing it in school right now.

figurative He's acing the game of life with his positive attitude.

Grammatical Forms of acing

• past tense: aced
• plural: acing
• comparative: more acing
• superlative: most acing
• present tense: aces
• future tense: will ace
• perfect tense: have aced
• continuous tense: is acing
• singular: acing
• positive degree: acing
• infinitive: to ace
• gerund: acing
• participle: aced

Origin and Evolution of acing

First Known Use: 1920 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'acing' is believed to have originated from the phrase 'to ace a test', which means to achieve a perfect score or excel in a particular task.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of academic tests, 'acing' has evolved to be used more broadly to describe excelling or performing exceptionally well in various areas of life.