Ta-Da

Pronunciation: /təˈdɑː/

Definitions of ta-da

interjection used to represent the sound of a fanfare or flourish, typically made when something impressive or exciting is revealed or achieved

Example Sentences

A1 Ta-da! Here is your birthday present.

A2 Ta-da! I finally finished my homework.

B1 Ta-da! The magician pulled a rabbit out of his hat.

B2 Ta-da! The chef presented the dish with a flourish.

C1 Ta-da! The grand reveal of the new product was met with applause.

C2 Ta-da! The orchestra conductor's final flourish brought the performance to a stunning conclusion.

Examples of ta-da in a Sentence

formal After hours of hard work and dedication, we have finally completed the project. Ta-da!

informal I just finished baking a cake from scratch. Ta-da!

slang I aced my exam without even studying. Ta-da!

figurative With a flick of his wand, the magician made the rabbit appear out of thin air. Ta-da!

Grammatical Forms of ta-da

• past tense: ta-da-ed
• plural: ta-das
• comparative: more ta-da
• superlative: most ta-da
• present tense: ta-da
• future tense: will ta-da
• perfect tense: have ta-da-ed
• continuous tense: is ta-da-ing
• singular: ta-da
• positive degree: very ta-da
• infinitive: to ta-da
• gerund: ta-da-ing
• participle: ta-da-ed

Origin and Evolution of ta-da

First Known Use: 1926 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'ta-da' is an onomatopoeic expression that imitates the sound of a fanfare or trumpet flourish often used to signal the completion of a magic trick or a grand reveal.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of magic shows and performances, 'ta-da' has since become a popular exclamation to denote excitement, surprise, or achievement in various informal settings.