Star Spangled

Pronunciation: /stɑr ˈspæŋɡəld/

Definitions of star spangled

adjective describing the appearance of something as having stars and stripes, typically in reference to the American flag

Example Sentences

A1 The star spangled banner waved proudly in the wind.

A2 She wore a star spangled dress to the Fourth of July celebration.

B1 The star spangled decorations lit up the room for the patriotic party.

B2 The star spangled fireworks filled the night sky with color.

C1 The star spangled banner is a symbol of American pride and freedom.

C2 The star spangled banner was written by Francis Scott Key during the War of 1812.

Examples of star spangled in a Sentence

formal The star-spangled banner waved proudly over the capitol building.

informal I love how the star-spangled banner looks at night during the fireworks show.

slang Check out that star-spangled dress she's wearing, it's so cute!

figurative Her performance was like a star-spangled sky, shining brightly and captivating everyone.

Grammatical Forms of star spangled

• past tense: star spangled
• plural: star spangleds
• comparative: more star spangled
• superlative: most star spangled
• present tense: star spangles
• future tense: will star spangle
• perfect tense: have star spangled
• continuous tense: is star spangling
• singular: star spangled
• positive degree: star spangled
• infinitive: to star spangle
• gerund: star spangling
• participle: star spangled

Origin and Evolution of star spangled

First Known Use: 1814 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'star spangled' originated from the lyrics of the American national anthem, 'The Star-Spangled Banner'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe the flag that inspired the anthem, 'star spangled' has evolved to represent something adorned with stars or a patriotic symbol of the United States.