Daisy Chain

Pronunciation: /ˈdeɪzi tʃeɪn/

Definitions of daisy chain

noun a garland or wreath of daisies linked together in a chain

Example Sentences

A1 I made a daisy chain while sitting in the park.

A2 She wore a daisy chain in her hair for the summer festival.

B1 The children happily played with daisy chains they made in the field.

B2 The daisy chain adorned the bride's bouquet beautifully.

C1 The intricate daisy chain design was featured in the fashion show.

C2 The artist created a stunning daisy chain sculpture for the exhibition.

Examples of daisy chain in a Sentence

formal The children in the kindergarten class made a daisy chain during art time.

informal We should make a daisy chain for the picnic tomorrow.

slang Let's go outside and make a daisy chain, it'll be fun!

figurative The team worked together in a daisy chain to complete the project on time.

Grammatical Forms of daisy chain

• past tense: daisy chained
• plural: daisy chains
• comparative: more daisy chain
• superlative: most daisy chain
• present tense: daisy chains
• future tense: will daisy chain
• perfect tense: have daisy chained
• continuous tense: is daisy chaining
• singular: daisy chain
• positive degree: daisy chain
• infinitive: to daisy chain
• gerund: daisy chaining
• participle: daisy chained

Origin and Evolution of daisy chain

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'daisy chain' originated from the practice of creating a chain or garland of daisies, a common flower found in meadows and fields.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'daisy chain' evolved to also refer to a linked series of people or things, often in a casual or informal manner, such as in networking or communication contexts.