Pronunciation: /drʌðərz/

Definitions of druthers

noun a person's preference or choice in a matter

Example Sentences

A1 I would prefer tea if I had my druthers.

A2 Given my druthers, I would choose to go to the beach.

B1 If I had my druthers, I would spend all day reading a good book.

B2 Given my druthers, I would opt for a relaxing vacation in the mountains.

C1 My druthers would be to have more time to travel and explore different cultures.

C2 If I had my druthers, I would live in a cozy cabin in the woods.

Examples of druthers in a Sentence

formal Given the opportunity, I would choose to go with my druthers and pursue further education.

informal If I had my druthers, I'd spend all day at the beach.

slang I'd pick pizza for dinner if it were up to my druthers.

figurative In an ideal world, everyone would get their druthers and live their dreams.

Grammatical Forms of druthers

past tense

had druthers

plural

druthers

comparative

more druthers

superlative

most druthers

present tense

have druthers

future tense

will have druthers

perfect tense

have had druthers

continuous tense

having druthers

singular

druther

positive degree

druthers

infinitive

to have druthers

gerund

having druthers

participle

druthering

Origin and Evolution of druthers

First Known Use: 1830 year
Language of Origin: English
Story behind the word: The word 'druthers' is a contraction of 'would rather'. It originated in American English.
Evolution of the word: Originally used colloquially, 'druthers' has evolved to become a more informal term used to express preferences or desires.