Omigod

Pronunciation: /oʊmɪɡɒd/

Definitions of omigod

interjection used to express surprise, shock, or excitement

Example Sentences

A1 Omigod, I can't believe how cute that puppy is!

A2 Omigod, did you see that amazing goal in the soccer game?

B1 Omigod, I forgot my phone at home and now I can't call anyone.

B2 Omigod, I just found out I got accepted into my dream university!

C1 Omigod, the amount of work I have to do before the deadline is overwhelming.

C2 Omigod, I can't believe how much progress we've made on the project in such a short time.

Examples of omigod in a Sentence

formal Oh my god, I cannot believe the results of the experiment.

informal Omigod, did you see that new movie? It was amazing!

slang OMG, omigod, I can't believe she said that!

figurative When I saw the view from the top of the mountain, I was like omigod, it was breathtaking.

Grammatical Forms of omigod

• past tense: omigodded
• plural: omigods
• comparative: more omigod
• superlative: most omigod
• present tense: omigods
• future tense: will omigod
• perfect tense: have omigodded
• continuous tense: is omigodding
• singular: omigod
• positive degree: omigod
• infinitive: to omigod
• gerund: omigodding
• participle: omigodded

Origin and Evolution of omigod

First Known Use: 1980 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'omigod' is a colloquial contraction of the phrase 'Oh my God' used to express surprise, excitement, or disbelief.

Evolution of the word: The term 'omigod' likely originated in informal spoken language and became popularized in written communication, especially in text messaging and social media. It is often used in a casual or humorous context to convey strong emotions or reactions.