Adipoli

Pronunciation: /ædɪˈpoʊli/

Definitions of adipoli

adjective a Malayalam slang term used to express admiration or approval, similar to 'awesome' or 'fantastic'

Example Sentences

A1 The food at the new restaurant was adipoli.

A2 The movie we watched last night was really adipoli.

B1 The dress she wore to the party was absolutely adipoli.

B2 The vacation we took to the beach was so relaxing and adipoli.

C1 The artwork in the gallery was truly adipoli, showcasing incredible talent.

C2 The performance by the orchestra was nothing short of adipoli, leaving the audience in awe.

Examples of adipoli in a Sentence

formal The chef prepared an adipoli dish for the special event.

informal Wow, that dish was absolutely adipoli!

slang That new movie is adipoli, you have to watch it!

figurative Her dance moves were so adipoli, she really stole the show.

Grammatical Forms of adipoli

• past tense: adipolified
• plural: adipolis
• comparative: more adipoli
• superlative: most adipoli
• present tense: adipolis
• future tense: will adipoli
• perfect tense: has adipolied
• continuous tense: is adipoliing
• singular: adipoli
• positive degree: adipoli
• infinitive: to adipoli
• gerund: adipoliing
• participle: adipolied

Origin and Evolution of adipoli

First Known Use: 1980 year

Language of Origin: Malayalam

Story behind the word: The word 'adipoli' originated in the Malayalam language of Kerala, India.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as an expression of awe or admiration, 'adipoli' has evolved to be commonly used as a slang term to express excitement or approval in modern times.