Covidiot

Pronunciation: /ˈkoʊvi.diˌɑt/

Definitions of covidiot

noun a person who disregards health and safety guidelines during the COVID-19 pandemic

Example Sentences

A1 A covidiot is someone who doesn't wear a mask.

A2 The covidiot refused to follow social distancing guidelines.

B1 The covidiot's reckless behavior put others at risk.

B2 The covidiot's refusal to get vaccinated is endangering the community.

C1 It is alarming how many covidiot conspiracy theories are circulating online.

C2 The government is cracking down on covidiot behavior to prevent further spread of the virus.

Examples of covidiot in a Sentence

formal The government issued warnings to avoid becoming a covidiot by following safety guidelines.

informal Don't be a covidiot and wear your mask properly.

slang That guy is such a covidiot, he refuses to wear a mask in public.

figurative Being a covidiot is like playing with fire in a crowded room.

Grammatical Forms of covidiot

• past tense: covidioted
• plural: covidiots
• comparative: more covidiotic
• superlative: most covidiotic
• present tense: covidiot
• future tense: will covidiot
• perfect tense: have covidioted
• continuous tense: is covidioting
• singular: covidiot
• positive degree: covidiotic
• infinitive: to covidiot
• gerund: covidioting
• participle: covidioted

Origin and Evolution of covidiot

First Known Use: 2020 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'covidiot' is a portmanteau of 'COVID' (Coronavirus Disease) and 'idiot', used to describe someone who is behaving irresponsibly or recklessly during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Evolution of the word: The term 'covidiot' gained popularity in 2020 during the global pandemic as a way to criticize individuals who were not following health guidelines or taking the virus seriously. It has since been used widely on social media and in news articles to shame those who engage in risky behavior during the pandemic.