pardi

Or par·die,

[pahr-dee]

adverb

Archaic.

1. verily; indeed.

Word History and Origins

Origin of pardi¹

1200–50; late Middle English pardie, Middle English parde < Old French par De < Latin per Deum by God

Example Sentences

“I am going to go out and probably download some Jason Aldean, John Rich, Kid Rock, and Jon Pardi songs.”

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“Zach, I didn’t listen to your music. I’m happy about that today. Today, that makes me very happy that I never once gave you a single penny to enrich your lifestyle. I am going to go out and probably download some Jason Aldean, John Rich, Kid Rock, and Jon Pardi songs,” Noem said.

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León, 34, was already a Latin Grammy-winning artist with billions of streams on Spotify before he covered “Tennessee Whiskey” — and before he released bilingual collaborations with the country star Kane Brown and the soul singer Leon Bridges; wrote with the Nashville veterans Jon Pardi, Cody Johnson and Natalie Hemby; earned a standing ovation at the Grand Ole Opry with a set entirely in Spanish; became the first Latin artist to perform at both the Coachella and Stagecoach festivals; and opened for the Rolling Stones in early May.

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In 2018, Maria Silvia Fiengo and Francesca Pardi were among Italy's first same-sex couples to be registered as parents.

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Rapper Pardison “Pardi” Fontaine publicly supported girlfriend Megan Thee Stallion on Thursday amid a Los Angeles jury’s deliberations over whether rapper Tory Lanez shot the “Savage” emcee in the foot two years ago.

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