Drivecation

Pronunciation: /draɪv.keɪ.ʃən/

Definitions of drivecation

noun a blend of the words 'drive' and 'vacation', referring to a vacation taken by driving to a destination rather than flying

Example Sentences

A1 I want to go on a drivecation with my family.

A2 We packed snacks and games for our drivecation.

B1 Planning a drivecation requires careful consideration of the route and stops.

B2 The drivecation through the countryside was a relaxing break from city life.

C1 The drivecation along the coast offered stunning views and memorable experiences.

C2 Our drivecation across multiple states was a fantastic adventure filled with new discoveries.

Examples of drivecation in a Sentence

formal Many families are opting for a drivecation this summer to explore nearby destinations.

informal Let's plan a drivecation to the beach next weekend!

slang I'm so ready for our drivecation road trip, it's gonna be lit!

figurative Taking a break from the city and going on a drivecation can really help clear your mind.

Grammatical Forms of drivecation

• past tense: drivecated
• plural: drivecations
• comparative: more drivecational
• superlative: most drivecational
• present tense: drivecate
• future tense: will drivecate
• perfect tense: have drivecated
• continuous tense: is drivecating
• singular: drivecation
• positive degree: drivecation
• infinitive: to drivecate
• gerund: drivecating
• participle: drivecated

Origin and Evolution of drivecation

First Known Use: 2009 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'drivecation' is a portmanteau of 'drive' and 'vacation', combining the idea of traveling by car for leisure.

Evolution of the word: The term 'drivecation' gained popularity in the late 2000s as a way to describe vacations taken by driving to a destination rather than flying. It reflects a shift in travel preferences towards more local and road trip-style trips.