Rekt

Pronunciation: /rɛkt/

Definitions of rekt

verb to utterly defeat or destroy someone or something in a game or competition

Example Sentences

A1 I accidentally rekt my phone screen by dropping it on the pavement.

A2 The storm rekt the small village, leaving behind a path of destruction.

B1 The team rekt their opponents in the final game of the season.

B2 The hacker rekt the company's database, causing chaos within the organization.

C1 The artist's latest masterpiece rekt the boundaries of traditional art forms.

C2 The politician's scandal rekt his chances of winning the election.

Examples of rekt in a Sentence

formal The company's financial report was rekt by the unexpected market crash.

informal I got rekt in that video game last night, couldn't catch a break.

slang He got rekt in that rap battle, didn't stand a chance.

figurative Her heart was rekt when she found out he had been lying to her.

Grammatical Forms of rekt

• past tense: rekt
• plural: rekts
• comparative: more rekt
• superlative: most rekt
• present tense: rekts
• future tense: will rek
• perfect tense: have rekt
• continuous tense: is reking
• singular: rekt
• positive degree: rekt
• infinitive: to rekt
• gerund: reking
• participle: rekted

Origin and Evolution of rekt

First Known Use: 2006 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'rekt' is believed to have originated from online gaming culture, specifically in the competitive gaming community.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as a slang term to describe a player or team being completely destroyed or dominated in a game, 'rekt' has since evolved to be used more broadly to indicate someone experiencing a significant defeat or failure in any context.