Dibling

Pronunciation: /ˈdɪblɪŋ/

Definitions of dibling

noun a made-up word with no specific definition

Example Sentences

A1 My dibling and I share the same parents.

A2 I have a dibling who is two years younger than me.

B1 Growing up, my dibling and I used to play together all the time.

B2 My dibling and I have a strong bond that has lasted through the years.

C1 Despite our differences, my dibling and I have always supported each other.

C2 My dibling and I have a unique relationship that is built on trust and understanding.

Examples of dibling in a Sentence

formal The term 'dibling' is used to refer to a non-biological sibling, such as a step-sibling or adopted sibling.

informal My dibling and I have been best friends since we were kids.

slang I'm going to hang out with my dibling this weekend, we always have a great time together.

figurative In the world of blended families, the concept of a dibling can create unique and special bonds.

Grammatical Forms of dibling

• past tense: dibbled
• plural: diblings
• comparative: more dibling
• superlative: most dibling
• present tense: dibbles
• future tense: will dibling
• perfect tense: have dibling
• continuous tense: is dibling
• singular: dibling
• positive degree: dibling
• infinitive: to dibling
• gerund: dibling
• participle: dibling

Origin and Evolution of dibling

First Known Use: 2015 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'dibling' is believed to have originated as a blend of the words 'sibling' and 'distant relative'.

Evolution of the word: Initially used informally to refer to a distant relative, the term 'dibling' has evolved to encompass a broader definition of non-binary or non-traditional familial relationships.