VOILÀ Definition & Meaning

��Ǿ��à

or ��Ǿ�·��

[ vwah-lah; French vwa-la ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

interjection

(used to express success or satisfaction):
Voi��à, my new winter outfit!

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��t¶�� History and Origins

Origin of ��Ǿ��à¹

First recorded in 1825–35; from French, equivalent to voi “see!” (2nd person singular imperative of voir “to see”) + ��à “t��”

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When the smoke clears — ��Ǿ��à! — they’re back.

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Add trees and solar-collecting pavement — voila!”

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Next, Starr wrote, “under the pretext of protecting the violated rights of French California” — where have we heard that dodge before? —warships would sail into key California harbors and … voila!

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And voila, you now have a whole generation calling it by a name with no historical basis.”

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New York Mayor Eric Adams cozied up to Donald Trump, paid him a visit at Mar-a-Lago, groveled on an episode of Tucker Carlson, and ��Ǿ��à: On Monday, the Justice Department instructed federal prosecutors to drop all charges—and there were many—against Adams.

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voider voile

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