adjective informal term used to show emphasis or emotion
interjection used to express surprise, excitement, or dismay
Found in literature as a colloquial expression to convey strong emotions or reactions.
May be used in historical fiction novels set in the past to add authenticity to dialogue.
Used as an exclamation or expression of surprise or awe in religious contexts.
Used in folklore and mythology to depict characters with a sense of power or authority.
Commonly used as an informal expression of surprise or emphasis in Southern dialects.
In a novel or story, a character may exclaim 'Lordy!' when faced with a shocking or surprising situation.
A psychologist may use the term 'lordy' informally in conversation with colleagues or clients to express exasperation or disbelief.
A teacher might use 'lordy' as a light-hearted expression of frustration when dealing with a difficult student or situation in the classroom.
A lawyer may use 'lordy' in a casual conversation with a colleague or during a break in a trial to express surprise or incredulity.