Jihadi Bride

Pronunciation: /dʒɪˈhɑːdi braɪd/

Definitions of jihadi bride

noun a person who is married to a jihadi fighter or member of a militant group

Example Sentences

A1 The jihadi bride wore a traditional headscarf.

A2 The jihadi bride left her family to join the extremist group.

B1 The jihadi bride's radical beliefs led her to support acts of terrorism.

B2 Authorities are monitoring the movements of jihadi brides returning from conflict zones.

C1 The media coverage of jihadi brides has sparked debates on national security policies.

C2 The government is implementing measures to prevent the recruitment of vulnerable individuals as jihadi brides.

Examples of jihadi bride in a Sentence

formal The government is working on strategies to repatriate jihadi brides who want to return to their home countries.

informal Did you hear about that jihadi bride who was captured by authorities in Syria?

slang I can't believe she ran off to join ISIS as a jihadi bride.

figurative Becoming a jihadi bride to extremist ideologies is like willingly entering a prison of hate and violence.

Grammatical Forms of jihadi bride

• past tense: jihadi brides
• plural: jihadi brides
• comparative: more jihadi bride
• superlative: most jihadi bride
• present tense: jihadi bride
• future tense: will be jihadi bride
• perfect tense: have been jihadi bride
• continuous tense: is being jihadi bride
• singular: jihadi bride
• positive degree: jihadi bride
• infinitive: to be a jihadi bride
• gerund: being a jihadi bride
• participle: jihadi bride

Origin and Evolution of jihadi bride

First Known Use: 2014 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'jihadi bride' originated in the context of women who traveled to join extremist groups like ISIS in the early 21st century.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe women who joined extremist groups to marry fighters, the term 'jihadi bride' has evolved to encompass a broader range of women who support or participate in terrorist activities.