Roorback

Pronunciation: /ˈrʊərbæk/

Examples of roorback in a Sentence

formal The politician's opponent spread a malicious roorback about his financial dealings.

informal I heard a juicy roorback about our neighbor's new business venture.

slang Don't believe that roorback, it's just gossip.

figurative The rumors swirling around the celebrity were like a roorback that couldn't be stopped.

Grammatical Forms of roorback

• past tense: roorbacked
• plural: roorbacks
• comparative: more roorback
• superlative: most roorback
• present tense: roorbacks
• future tense: will roorback
• perfect tense: has roorbacked
• continuous tense: is roorbacking
• singular: roorback
• positive degree: roorback
• infinitive: to roorback
• gerund: roorbacking
• participle: roorbacked

Origin and Evolution of roorback

First Known Use: 1828 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'roorback' originated in the United States during the 19th century.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a false or slanderous political attack, the term 'roorback' has evolved to also refer to any type of deceptive or misleading statement in modern usage.