Ladybro

Pronunciation: /ˈleɪdiˌbroʊ/

Definitions of ladybro

noun A slang term combining 'lady' and 'bro' to refer to a woman who embodies characteristics typically associated with a 'bro', such as being laid-back and easygoing.

Example Sentences

A1 The ladybro helped her friend carry groceries.

A2 I met a group of ladybros at the gym who were working out together.

B1 The ladybro offered to fix my bike when she saw it was broken.

B2 She was known as the ultimate ladybro among her friends for always having their backs.

C1 The ladybro was a strong advocate for gender equality in the workplace.

C2 As a successful businesswoman, she was seen as a ladybro who paved the way for other women in the industry.

Examples of ladybro in a Sentence

formal The ladybro greeted the guests with a warm smile and firm handshake.

informal Hey ladybro, want to grab a drink after work?

slang That ladybro is always down for a good time.

figurative She's like a ladybro, always there to support her friends no matter what.

Grammatical Forms of ladybro

• past tense: ladybroed
• plural: ladybros
• comparative: more ladybro
• superlative: most ladybro
• present tense: ladybros
• future tense: will ladybro
• perfect tense: have ladybroed
• continuous tense: is ladybroing
• singular: ladybro
• positive degree: ladybro
• infinitive: to ladybro
• gerund: ladybroing
• participle: ladybroed

Origin and Evolution of ladybro

First Known Use: 2010 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'ladybro' is believed to have originated in colloquial English as a blend of 'lady' and 'bro', combining the concepts of femininity and camaraderie.

Evolution of the word: Initially used humorously or ironically to refer to a woman who embodies traditionally masculine qualities or interests, the term 'ladybro' has evolved to encompass a broader range of meanings, including a female friend or companion in a platonic sense.