Sidebarring

Pronunciation: /saɪd.bɑr.ɪŋ/

Definitions of sidebarring

verb The action of engaging in sidebar conversations or discussions during a main meeting or event.

Example Sentences

A1 She is sidebarring with her friend during the lecture.

A2 I saw them sidebarring at the party last night.

B1 The students were sidebarring instead of paying attention to the teacher.

B2 It's rude to be sidebarring while someone is speaking.

C1 He was caught sidebarring during the important meeting.

C2 Sidebarring is considered disrespectful in professional settings.

Examples of sidebarring in a Sentence

formal During the meeting, he kept sidebarring with other colleagues, causing distractions.

informal Stop sidebarring with your friends and pay attention to the lecture.

slang She's always sidebarring when we're trying to have a serious conversation.

figurative His constant sidebarring with different opinions made it hard to come to a decision.

Grammatical Forms of sidebarring

• past tense: sidebarred
• plural: sidebarings
• comparative: more sidebarring
• superlative: most sidebarring
• present tense: sidebar
• future tense: will sidebar
• perfect tense: have sidebarrd
• continuous tense: is sidebarring
• singular: sidebar
• positive degree: sidebar
• infinitive: to sidebar
• gerund: sidebarring
• participle: sidebarred

Origin and Evolution of sidebarring

First Known Use: 2015 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'sidebarring' originated from the practice of using the sidebar feature on social media platforms to privately message someone while engaging in a public conversation.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe the act of sending private messages on social media platforms, 'sidebarring' has evolved to also refer to the practice of engaging in private conversations or activities while in a group setting or social gathering.