Otp

Pronunciation: /oʊ ti piː/

Definitions of OTP

noun OTP stands for 'One True Pairing', referring to a fictional couple that fans believe are meant to be together.

Example Sentences

A1 My OTP for online banking is a series of numbers.

A2 I always make sure to keep my OTP secure and not share it with anyone.

B1 The OTP sent to my phone is required to access my email account.

B2 It is important to enter the correct OTP to complete the transaction.

C1 The OTP system adds an extra layer of security to online transactions.

C2 I received an OTP via email to verify my identity before making a purchase.

Examples of OTP in a Sentence

formal The bank requires customers to enter a one-time password (OTP) for online transactions.

informal Make sure you have your OTP ready to complete the payment online.

slang I can't access my account without the OTP code.

figurative Trust is like an OTP, you only share it with those you truly trust.

Grammatical Forms of OTP

• past tense: OTP'd
• plural: OTPs
• comparative: more OTP
• superlative: most OTP
• present tense: OTP
• future tense: will OTP
• perfect tense: have OTP'd
• continuous tense: is OTPing
• singular: OTP
• positive degree: very OTP
• infinitive: to OTP
• gerund: OTPing
• participle: OTP'd

Origin and Evolution of OTP

First Known Use: 1997 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'OTP' originated in the early days of internet messaging and online fan communities.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to 'One True Pairing' in fan fiction circles, OTP has since evolved to be used more broadly to describe any favorite pairing or relationship in various fandoms.