Slofie

Pronunciation: /ˈslɑfi/

Definitions of slofie

noun a newly popular term for a slow-motion selfie video, typically taken on a smartphone

Example Sentences

A1 I took a slofie with my friends at the beach.

A2 She tried to capture a slofie while riding a roller coaster.

B1 The new smartphone has a feature that allows you to take slofies.

B2 The slofie trend has become popular on social media platforms.

C1 Professional photographers are experimenting with slofies to create unique shots.

C2 The quality of the slofie was impressive, showcasing the advancements in technology.

Examples of slofie in a Sentence

formal The new iPhone allows users to take high-quality slofies, which are slow-motion selfies.

informal Let's take a slofie together and see how it turns out!

slang I love how my hair looks in that slofie, it's so on point!

figurative Capturing a slofie of the sunset felt like freezing a moment in time.

Grammatical Forms of slofie

• past tense: slofied
• plural: slofies
• comparative: more slofie
• superlative: most slofie
• present tense: slofies
• future tense: will slofie
• perfect tense: have slofied
• continuous tense: is slofying
• singular: slofie
• positive degree: slofie
• infinitive: to slofie
• gerund: slofying
• participle: slofied

Origin and Evolution of slofie

First Known Use: 2019 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'slofie' is a portmanteau of 'slow-motion' and 'selfie', referring to a selfie taken in slow motion.

Evolution of the word: The term 'slofie' gained popularity with the release of the iPhone 11 in 2019, which introduced the feature of capturing slow-motion selfies. Since then, 'slofie' has been used to describe any slow-motion selfie, not limited to just iPhone users.