Yuge

Pronunciation: /juːdʒ/

Definitions of yuge

adjective Yuge is an adjective that is used colloquially to mean very large or huge. It is often used for emphasis or to exaggerate the size or importance of something.

Example Sentences

A1 The elephant was yuge.

A2 The cake was yuge and delicious.

B1 The company experienced yuge growth in sales last quarter.

B2 The impact of the new policy was yuge on the economy.

C1 The concert drew a yuge crowd of fans from all over the country.

C2 The political scandal had a yuge impact on public opinion.

Examples of yuge in a Sentence

formal The company reported a yuge increase in profits this quarter.

informal Did you see the yuge crowd at the concert last night?

slang That burger was yuge, I couldn't finish it!

figurative The impact of the new policy changes will be yuge for small businesses.

Grammatical Forms of yuge

• past tense: yuged
• plural: yuges
• comparative: yuger
• superlative: yugest
• present tense: yuges
• future tense: will yuge
• perfect tense: have yuged
• continuous tense: is yuging
• singular: yuge
• positive degree: yuge
• infinitive: to yuge
• gerund: yuging
• participle: yuged

Origin and Evolution of yuge

First Known Use: 2016 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'yuge' is believed to have originated as a humorous or exaggerated pronunciation of the word 'huge'. It is commonly associated with American political discourse, particularly used by former President Donald Trump.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as a playful or exaggerated way of saying 'huge', 'yuge' has become a popular slang term used to emphasize the size or importance of something. It is often used in a sarcastic or ironic manner to mock grandiose claims or statements.