Afaik

Pronunciation: /eɪ ef eɪ kaɪ/

Definitions of AFAIK

adverb AFAIK is an abbreviation for 'As Far As I Know', used to indicate that the information being shared is based on the speaker's current understanding or knowledge.

Example Sentences

A1 AFAIK, she is coming to the party tonight.

A2 AFAIK, the exam is next week.

B1 AFAIK, the project deadline is next month.

B2 AFAIK, the company has a new CEO.

C1 AFAIK, the government is implementing new policies.

C2 AFAIK, the research findings have not been published yet.

Examples of AFAIK in a Sentence

formal As far as I know, the company is still in negotiations with potential investors.

informal AFAIK, Sarah is planning a surprise party for her sister next weekend.

slang AFAIK, we're all meeting up at the usual spot later tonight.

figurative AFAIK, the road to success is paved with hard work and determination.

Grammatical Forms of AFAIK

• past tense: AFAIKed
• plural: AFAIKs
• comparative: more AFAIK
• superlative: most AFAIK
• present tense: AFAIK
• future tense: will AFAIK
• perfect tense: have AFAIKed
• continuous tense: is AFAIKing
• singular: AFAIK
• positive degree: more AFAIK
• infinitive: to AFAIK
• gerund: AFAIKing
• participle: AFAIKed

Origin and Evolution of AFAIK

First Known Use: 1990 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: AFAIK originated as an acronym in online communication.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in online forums and chat rooms, AFAIK has become a common abbreviation in text messaging and social media to indicate that the information being shared is based on the speaker's current knowledge and may not be definitive.