Wristband

Pronunciation: /rɪstbænd/

Definitions of wristband

noun a band worn around the wrist, typically to absorb sweat or as a fashion accessory

Example Sentences

A1 She wore a colorful wristband on her wrist.

A2 The festival attendees were given wristbands for entry.

B1 He used a wristband to keep track of his steps during the race.

B2 The VIP guests were given special wristbands for access to exclusive areas.

C1 The wristband served as both a ticket and a souvenir for the concert.

C2 The security team checked everyone's wristbands before allowing them into the event.

Examples of wristband in a Sentence

formal The event staff handed out wristbands to all attendees for identification purposes.

informal I love collecting wristbands from different concerts I attend.

slang Check out my new wristband, it's so lit!

figurative The wristband of friendship connects us no matter where we are.

Grammatical Forms of wristband

• past tense: wristbanded
• plural: wristbands
• comparative: more wristband
• superlative: most wristband
• present tense: wristband
• future tense: will wristband
• perfect tense: has wristbanded
• continuous tense: is wristbanding
• singular: wristband
• positive degree: wristband
• infinitive: to wristband
• gerund: wristbanding
• participle: wristbanded

Origin and Evolution of wristband

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'wristband' originated from the combination of 'wrist' referring to the joint connecting the hand and the arm, and 'band' meaning a strip or ribbon worn around something.

Evolution of the word: Originally, wristbands were primarily used for practical purposes such as support or protection. Over time, they evolved to serve decorative and symbolic functions, becoming popular accessories in fashion and sports.