G Man

Pronunciation: /dʒiː mæn/

Definitions of G man

noun A slang term for a government agent, particularly an FBI agent

Example Sentences

A1 The G man delivered the package to my house.

A2 I saw a G man in a suit talking on his phone.

B1 The G man was a government agent working undercover.

B2 The G man was tasked with investigating the criminal organization.

C1 The G man's identity was classified, known only to a few high-ranking officials.

C2 The G man's expertise in espionage and counterintelligence made him a valuable asset to the agency.

Examples of G man in a Sentence

formal The G man was tasked with investigating the financial fraud case.

informal I heard the G man is coming to check out the situation.

slang The G man is always on top of things, you can count on him.

figurative He's like a G man, always watching and knowing everything that's going on.

Grammatical Forms of G man

• past tense: G men
• plural: G men
• comparative: more G man
• superlative: most G man
• present tense: G man
• future tense: will be G man
• perfect tense: has been G man
• continuous tense: is being G man
• singular: G man
• positive degree: G man
• infinitive: to be G man
• gerund: being G man
• participle: G man

Origin and Evolution of G man

First Known Use: 1930 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'G man' originated in the United States in the early 20th century.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to government agents, specifically FBI agents, the term 'G man' has evolved to be more broadly used to describe any law enforcement official.