Stalkerazzi

Pronunciation: /stɔːkərɑːtsi/

Definitions of stalkerazzi

noun a blend of the words 'stalker' and 'paparazzi', referring to aggressive paparazzi photographers who stalk celebrities

Example Sentences

A1 The stalkerazzi followed the celebrity everywhere.

A2 The stalkerazzi took photos of the famous actor without permission.

B1 The stalkerazzi camped outside the singer's house for days to get a shot.

B2 The stalkerazzi used long lenses to capture intimate moments of the politician.

C1 The stalkerazzi's relentless pursuit of the royal family led to stricter privacy laws.

C2 The stalkerazzi's unethical behavior was condemned by the media and public alike.

Examples of stalkerazzi in a Sentence

formal The stalkerazzi's unethical behavior was condemned by the media ethics committee.

informal The stalkerazzi were lurking outside the celebrity's house again.

slang Those stalkerazzi are always trying to get a scoop on the stars.

figurative The stalkerazzi's constant surveillance felt like a violation of privacy.

Grammatical Forms of stalkerazzi

• past tense: stalked
• plural: stalkerazzis
• comparative: more stalkerazzi
• superlative: most stalkerazzi
• present tense: stalk
• future tense: will stalk
• perfect tense: have stalked
• continuous tense: is stalking
• singular: stalkerazzo
• positive degree: stalk
• infinitive: to stalk
• gerund: stalking
• participle: stalking

Origin and Evolution of stalkerazzi

First Known Use: 2003 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'stalkerazzi' is a portmanteau of 'stalker' and 'paparazzi', combining the idea of someone who obsessively follows or harasses a person with the intrusive nature of paparazzi photographers.

Evolution of the word: Initially coined as a playful or derogatory term to describe aggressive or intrusive photographers who follow celebrities, the term 'stalkerazzi' has evolved to encompass anyone who obsessively follows or harasses another individual, often in a negative or unwanted manner.