Trumpish

Pronunciation: /ˈtrʌmpɪʃ/

Definitions of Trumpish

adjective resembling or characteristic of the former U.S. President Donald Trump, such as his behavior, style, or policies

Example Sentences

A1 His Trumpish behavior often causes controversy.

A2 The candidate's Trumpish rhetoric appealed to certain voters.

B1 The president's Trumpish policies have divided the country.

B2 Many people find his Trumpish style refreshing and honest.

C1 Some critics argue that his Trumpish approach lacks sophistication and nuance.

C2 The media often analyzes the president's Trumpish tweets for hidden meanings.

Examples of Trumpish in a Sentence

formal The president's speech was criticized for its Trumpish rhetoric.

informal Her behavior at the party was so Trumpish, always bragging and interrupting others.

slang I can't stand his Trumpish attitude, always trying to one-up everyone.

figurative The new CEO's management style is quite Trumpish, focusing more on showmanship than actual results.

Grammatical Forms of Trumpish

• past tense: Trumpished
• plural: Trumpishes
• comparative: more Trumpish
• superlative: most Trumpish
• present tense: Trumpishes
• future tense: will Trumpish
• perfect tense: have Trumpished
• continuous tense: is Trumpishing
• singular: Trumpish
• positive degree: Trumpish
• infinitive: to Trumpish
• gerund: Trumpishing
• participle: Trumpished

Origin and Evolution of Trumpish

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'Trumpish' is believed to have originated from the Middle English word 'trumpen' which means to deceive or cheat.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the meaning of 'Trumpish' has evolved to describe behavior or characteristics that are reminiscent of former US President Donald Trump, such as being bombastic, boastful, or self-aggrandizing.