Definition of promposal in English:

promposal

nounprɒmˈpəʊz(ə)lprɑmˈpoʊzəl

North American informal

An elaborately staged request to be someone's date to a prom.
Lindsay engineered her promposal with a poem, a special T-shirt, and poster
Example sentencesExamples
- He became a YouTube star with his initial promposal but has gone silent about his new date.
- After attracting a crowd in the school hall, the promposal was revealed to a blindfolded and stunned Tina.
- Getting a famous athlete to assist in a promposal is quickly becoming the only way to ask out a date.
- We were left wincing by much of his promposal to the daughter of the head coach.
- Some may criticize the promposal as yet another narcissistic display by a generation that constantly needs to be reassured how special they are.

Origin

Early 21st century: blend of prom and proposal.

Definition of promposal in US English:

promposal

nounprämˈpōzəlprɑmˈpoʊzəl

North American informal

An elaborately staged request to be someone's date to a prom.
Lindsay engineered her promposal with a poem, a special T-shirt, and poster
Example sentencesExamples
- After attracting a crowd in the school hall, the promposal was revealed to a blindfolded and stunned Tina.
- We were left wincing by much of his promposal to the daughter of the head coach.
- Getting a famous athlete to assist in a promposal is quickly becoming the only way to ask out a date.
- Some may criticize the promposal as yet another narcissistic display by a generation that constantly needs to be reassured how special they are.
- He became a YouTube star with his initial promposal but has gone silent about his new date.

Origin

Early 21st century: blend of prom and proposal.

单词	promposal
释义	Definition of promposal in English: promposal nounprɒmˈpəʊz(ə)lprɑmˈpoʊzəl North American informal An elaborately staged request to be someone's date to a prom. Lindsay engineered her promposal with a poem, a special T-shirt, and poster Example sentencesExamples He became a YouTube star with his initial promposal but has gone silent about his new date. After attracting a crowd in the school hall, the promposal was revealed to a blindfolded and stunned Tina. Getting a famous athlete to assist in a promposal is quickly becoming the only way to ask out a date. We were left wincing by much of his promposal to the daughter of the head coach. Some may criticize the promposal as yet another narcissistic display by a generation that constantly needs to be reassured how special they are. Origin Early 21st century: blend of prom and proposal. Definition of promposal in US English: promposal nounprämˈpōzəlprɑmˈpoʊzəl North American informal An elaborately staged request to be someone's date to a prom. Lindsay engineered her promposal with a poem, a special T-shirt, and poster Example sentencesExamples After attracting a crowd in the school hall, the promposal was revealed to a blindfolded and stunned Tina. We were left wincing by much of his promposal to the daughter of the head coach. Getting a famous athlete to assist in a promposal is quickly becoming the only way to ask out a date. Some may criticize the promposal as yet another narcissistic display by a generation that constantly needs to be reassured how special they are. He became a YouTube star with his initial promposal but has gone silent about his new date. Origin Early 21st century: blend of prom and proposal.
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