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adios

a-dee-OS
intj
1
Goodbye — a casual, Spanish-derived way to say farewell.
""Adios!" he shouted, jumping on his bike."
verb
1
To leave, or to get rid of something.
"She adiosed the party without saying goodbye to anyone."

How to Use Adios

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In plain EnglishA breezy, informal way of saying goodbye, borrowed from Spanish.

Easily confused with
Common pairings
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Word Forms

adiosed past tense, adioses plural, adioses singular

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Etymology

Borrowed directly from Spanish adiós, itself from a Dios ("to God") — the same root idea as the French-derived "adieu."

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