Twosome

Pronunciation: /ˈtuːsəm/

Definitions of twosome

noun a group or set of two people or things

Example Sentences

A1 A twosome is a group of two people.

A2 They went on a twosome date to the movies.

B1 The twosome of friends enjoyed a picnic in the park.

B2 The twosome of detectives worked together to solve the case.

C1 The twosome of musicians performed a duet at the concert.

C2 The twosome of scientists collaborated on groundbreaking research.

Examples of twosome in a Sentence

formal The twosome presented their research findings at the academic conference.

informal I saw a twosome sitting at the park, enjoying a picnic together.

slang Those two are always together, they're like a twosome.

figurative Their friendship was like a twosome, always supporting each other through thick and thin.

Grammatical Forms of twosome

• past tense: twosomed
• plural: twosomes
• comparative: more twosome
• superlative: most twosome
• present tense: twosome
• future tense: will twosome
• perfect tense: have twosome
• continuous tense: is twosome
• singular: twosome
• positive degree: twosome
• infinitive: to twosome
• gerund: twosomeing
• participle: twosoming

Origin and Evolution of twosome

First Known Use: 1400 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'twosome' originated from the Middle English word 'twa som', which means 'two together'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'twosome' has evolved to refer to a pair or duo of people or things, often used in a casual or informal context to describe a group of two individuals.