Divalicious

Pronunciation: /daɪvəˈlɪʃəs/

Definitions of divalicious

adjective describing a person, typically a woman, who is glamorous, confident, and self-assured

Example Sentences

A1 She is divalicious in her sparkly dress.

A2 The singer's divalicious attitude on stage wowed the audience.

B1 The actress's divalicious performance in the movie earned her critical acclaim.

B2 The fashion designer's latest collection is absolutely divalicious.

C1 Her divalicious presence at the event stole the spotlight.

C2 The divalicious diva demanded only the best for her dressing room.

Examples of divalicious in a Sentence

formal The actress's divalicious performance received rave reviews from critics.

informal Did you see Beyonce's divalicious outfit at the concert last night?

slang That dress is totally divalicious, you have to get it!

figurative Her divalicious attitude at work is starting to rub people the wrong way.

Grammatical Forms of divalicious

• past tense: divalicioused
• plural: divaliciouses
• comparative: more divalicious
• superlative: most divalicious
• present tense: divalicious
• future tense: will be divalicious
• perfect tense: have been divalicious
• continuous tense: is being divalicious
• singular: divalicious
• positive degree: divalicious
• infinitive: to be divalicious
• gerund: divaliciousing
• participle: divalicioused

Origin and Evolution of divalicious

First Known Use: 2004 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'divalicious' is a blend of the words 'diva' and 'delicious', combining the qualities of a glamorous and talented woman with something delightful and pleasing to the senses.

Evolution of the word: Originally coined in the early 2000s, 'divalicious' quickly gained popularity in popular culture, especially in the realms of fashion, entertainment, and social media. It is often used to describe someone or something that is glamorous, fabulous, and captivating in a positive way.