Dwm

Pronunciation: /diː dʌb ɛm/

Definitions of DWM

noun DWM may also be used as an acronym for 'Durable Water Repellent', a type of coating used on outdoor clothing and gear to make them water-resistant.

Example Sentences

A1 My DWM is a friendly guy who always helps me with my computer.

A2 I need to update my DWM software to fix some bugs.

B1 The DWM of the company is responsible for managing all the employees.

B2 The DWM system in our office is outdated and needs to be upgraded.

C1 As the DWM of the department, he has to make important decisions regarding resource allocation.

C2 The DWM of the organization is a key figure in shaping the company's strategic direction.

Examples of DWM in a Sentence

formal The DWM algorithm is commonly used in data mining to find patterns in large datasets.

informal I heard that the DWM software is really good for organizing your music library.

slang I can't believe she's still using that old DWM program, it's so outdated.

figurative His approach to problem-solving is like a DWM - systematic and efficient.

Grammatical Forms of DWM

• past tense: DWMed
• plural: DWMs
• comparative: more DWM
• superlative: most DWM
• present tense: DWM
• future tense: will DWM
• perfect tense: have DWMed
• continuous tense: is DWMing
• singular: DWM
• positive degree: DWM
• infinitive: to DWM
• gerund: DWMing
• participle: DWMed

Origin and Evolution of DWM

First Known Use: 1970 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The acronym DWM stands for 'Divorced White Male'. It originated in the United States as a way to categorize a specific demographic group.

Evolution of the word: Initially used in personal ads and dating profiles to indicate the marital status and race of an individual, the term DWM has evolved to be used more broadly in discussions about demographics and social trends.