On Fleek

Pronunciation: /ɒn flik/

Definitions of on fleek

adjective a slang term used to describe something as being perfectly styled or looking flawless

Example Sentences

A1 Her outfit was on fleek for the party.

A2 The decorations were on fleek at the event.

B1 The presentation slides were on fleek and visually appealing.

B2 The marketing campaign was on fleek and attracted a lot of attention.

C1 Her makeup skills are on fleek, she should consider becoming a professional makeup artist.

C2 The choreography for the dance performance was on fleek, showcasing the dancers' talent and precision.

Examples of on fleek in a Sentence

formal Her makeup was perfectly done and her outfit was on fleek for the gala event.

informal I just got my hair done and it's looking on fleek for the party tonight.

slang Girl, your outfit is on fleek! You're slaying it!

figurative His presentation skills are on fleek, he always knows how to capture the audience's attention.

Grammatical Forms of on fleek

• past tense: was on fleek
• plural: are on fleek
• comparative: more on fleek
• superlative: most on fleek
• present tense: is on fleek
• future tense: will be on fleek
• perfect tense: has been on fleek
• continuous tense: is being on fleek
• singular: on fleek
• positive degree: very on fleek
• infinitive: to be on fleek
• gerund: being on fleek
• participle: being on fleek

Origin and Evolution of on fleek

First Known Use: 2014 year

Language of Origin: African American Vernacular English (AAVE)

Story behind the word: The term 'on fleek' originated in African American Vernacular English (AAVE) and was popularized by social media influencers.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something as being perfectly styled or looking flawless, 'on fleek' has evolved to be used more broadly to express approval or admiration for something.