Maga

Pronunciation: /mæɡə/

Definitions of MAGA

noun MAGA can also refer to the supporters or movement associated with this slogan.

Example Sentences

A1 I saw a MAGA hat at the store.

A2 She proudly wore a MAGA shirt to the rally.

B1 The politician's campaign slogan was 'MAGA.'

B2 Supporters of the president often chant 'MAGA' at rallies.

C1 The MAGA movement has sparked controversy and debate.

C2 Some people view the MAGA movement as a symbol of division in the country.

Examples of MAGA in a Sentence

formal Many supporters of the current administration proudly wear hats with the slogan 'MAGA'.

informal I saw a bunch of people at the rally wearing MAGA gear.

slang MAGA is all about making America great again.

figurative The idea of MAGA has become a symbol of political division in the country.

Grammatical Forms of MAGA

• past tense: MAGAed
• plural: MAGAs
• comparative: more MAGA
• superlative: most MAGA
• present tense: MAGAs
• future tense: will MAGA
• perfect tense: have MAGAed
• continuous tense: is MAGAing
• singular: MAGA
• positive degree: MAGA
• infinitive: to MAGA
• gerund: MAGAing
• participle: MAGAed

Origin and Evolution of MAGA

First Known Use: 2016 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'MAGA' originated as an acronym for 'Make America Great Again'. It was popularized as a political slogan during the 2016 United States presidential campaign.

Evolution of the word: Initially used as a campaign slogan, 'MAGA' has since become a widely recognized phrase associated with a particular political movement and ideology.