Tourmate

Pronunciation: /tʊərˌmeɪt/

Definitions of tourmate

noun a person who accompanies another on a tour or trip

Example Sentences

A1 My tourmate and I visited the Eiffel Tower together.

A2 I shared a room with my tourmate during the trip.

B1 Our tourmate was a knowledgeable guide who showed us around the city.

B2 As tourmates, we had a great time exploring the ancient ruins.

C1 Our tourmate's expertise in local history enriched our travel experience.

C2 The bond formed with my tourmate during our adventures will last a lifetime.

Examples of tourmate in a Sentence

formal My tourmate and I will be exploring the historic landmarks of the city tomorrow.

informal I can't wait to hit the road with my tourmate and visit all the cool spots.

slang My tourmate and I are going on a rad adventure together next week.

figurative In the journey of life, your tourmate is someone who accompanies you through all the ups and downs.

Grammatical Forms of tourmate

• past tense: tourmated
• plural: tourmates
• comparative: more tourmate
• superlative: most tourmate
• present tense: tourmates
• future tense: will tourmate
• perfect tense: have tourmated
• continuous tense: is tourmating
• singular: tourmate
• positive degree: tourmate
• infinitive: to tourmate
• gerund: tourmating
• participle: tourmated

Origin and Evolution of tourmate

First Known Use: 1850 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'tourmate' is believed to have originated from the combination of 'tour' and 'mate', referring to a companion during a journey or tour.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to simply describe a companion during a tour or journey, the word 'tourmate' has evolved to also refer to someone who travels with another person on a regular basis or shares experiences during travel adventures.