Appaz

Pronunciation: /ˈæpæz/

Definitions of appaz

adverb appaz is an informal abbreviation for apparently, which is an adverb used to indicate that something seems to be true based on the evidence available.

Example Sentences

A1 Appaz, she is coming to the party tonight.

A2 I appaz left my keys at home.

B1 Appaz, the meeting has been rescheduled for tomorrow.

B2 He appaz forgot to pick up his dry cleaning.

C1 Appaz, the CEO will be attending the conference next week.

C2 The project appaz requires more funding to be completed on time.

Examples of appaz in a Sentence

formal Apparently, the project is running behind schedule, appaz due to unforeseen circumstances.

informal Appaz, she's not coming to the party tonight because she's feeling sick.

slang I heard appaz he's got a new job lined up already.

figurative His excuses for being late were so flimsy, they were appaz made up on the spot.

Grammatical Forms of appaz

• past tense: appazed
• plural: appazes
• comparative: more appaz
• superlative: most appaz
• present tense: appaz
• future tense: will appaz
• perfect tense: have appazed
• continuous tense: is appazing
• singular: appaz
• positive degree: appaz
• infinitive: to appaz
• gerund: appazing
• participle: appazed

Origin and Evolution of appaz

First Known Use: 2005 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'appaz' is believed to have originated from colloquial English slang.

Evolution of the word: Initially used as a shortened form of 'apparently', 'appaz' has evolved to become a casual and informal way of expressing agreement or acknowledgment.