Pronunciation: /diːlioʊ/
noun slang term used to refer to a situation, thing, or concept
A1 I don't understand the dealio with this new smartphone.
A2 Can you explain the dealio behind this company's sudden success?
B1 I need to know the dealio before I can make a decision.
B2 The dealio of the situation is more complex than it seems.
C1 She is an expert at figuring out the dealio in difficult negotiations.
C2 The dealio of the contract is still being debated by both parties.
adjective used to describe something as cool, interesting, or important
A1 I don't understand this dealio.
A2 Can you explain the dealio to me in simpler terms?
B1 I'm not sure I'm on board with this whole dealio.
B2 The dealio seems a bit sketchy to me.
C1 I need more information before I can fully grasp the dealio.
C2 The dealio behind this business proposal is quite complex.
formal Let's discuss the details of the dealio during our meeting tomorrow.
informal Hey, have you heard about the new dealio at the store?
slang I'm not sure about the whole dealio, but it sounds interesting.
figurative She always knows how to handle the dealio in tough situations.
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