Edgelord

Pronunciation: /ˈɛdʒ.lɔrd/

Definitions of edgelord

noun a person who intentionally tries to be offensive or controversial in order to provoke a reaction

Example Sentences

A1 My little brother thinks he's cool by acting like an edgelord online.

A2 The edgelord in our class always tries to shock people with his dark humor.

B1 The edgelord's constant need to be controversial can be exhausting for those around them.

B2 Some people use the term 'edgelord' to describe individuals who push boundaries for attention.

C1 The edgelord persona may be a defense mechanism for deeper insecurities.

C2 It's important to differentiate between genuine edginess and someone just trying to be an edgelord for show.

Examples of edgelord in a Sentence

formal The individual was often described as an edgelord due to their provocative and controversial statements.

informal My friend thinks he's some kind of edgelord with his constant dark humor.

slang That guy is such an edgelord, always trying to shock people with his edgy opinions.

figurative She navigated the delicate conversation like an edgelord, pushing boundaries without going too far.

Grammatical Forms of edgelord

• past tense: edgelorded
• plural: edgelords
• comparative: more edgelord
• superlative: most edgelord
• present tense: edgelords
• future tense: will edgelord
• perfect tense: have edgelorded
• continuous tense: is edgelording
• singular: edgelord
• positive degree: edgelord
• infinitive: to edgelord
• gerund: edgelording
• participle: edgelording

Origin and Evolution of edgelord

First Known Use: 2007 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'edgelord' originated from internet culture, specifically online forums and social media platforms.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe someone who purposely pushes boundaries or adopts extreme viewpoints for shock value, the term 'edgelord' has evolved to also encompass individuals who engage in trolling behavior or exhibit edgy and provocative attitudes online.