Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
to-die-for
idiom
/təˈdaɪ fɔr/
Definition
Extremely desirable or appealing, often used to describe something that is exceptionally good or attractive.
Examples
- The chocolate cake was to-die-for; I couldn’t help but have seconds.
- Her new dress is absolutely to-die-for; she looks stunning in it.
Meaning
The phrase ‘to-die-for’ suggests that something is so wonderful that one would go to great lengths for it, often implying a level of enthusiasm or admiration.
Synonyms
- irresistible
- exquisite
- fantastic
- amazing
- incredible
