Trumper

Pronunciation: /ˈtrʌmpər/

Definitions of Trumper

noun a person who supports or follows the beliefs and actions of former US President Donald Trump

Example Sentences

A1 My neighbor is a Trumper and always has a Make America Great Again hat on.

A2 The Trumper rally drew a large crowd of supporters.

B1 Many Trumper voters believe in the policies of the current administration.

B2 The Trumper movement has gained momentum in recent years.

C1 Some Trumper supporters have been involved in controversial incidents at political events.

C2 The Trumper ideology is often criticized for its divisive rhetoric.

Examples of Trumper in a Sentence

formal The Trumper administration implemented several new policies.

informal I heard that Trumper is planning to run for re-election.

slang That Trumper guy is always causing trouble.

figurative His behavior was like a Trumper, always seeking attention and controversy.

Grammatical Forms of Trumper

• past tense: Trumped
• plural: Trumpers
• comparative: more Trumper
• superlative: most Trumper
• present tense: Trump
• future tense: will Trump
• perfect tense: have Trumped
• continuous tense: is Trumping
• singular: Trumper
• positive degree: Trumper
• infinitive: to Trump
• gerund: Trumping
• participle: Trumped

Origin and Evolution of Trumper

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'Trumper' originated from the Middle English word 'trumper', which was derived from the Old French word 'tromper' meaning to deceive or cheat.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'Trumper' evolved to refer to someone who engages in deceitful or dishonest behavior, particularly in the context of politics or business.