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Meaning

"Voila" is an expression borrowed from French that is often used to draw attention to something or to indicate that something has been accomplished or completed. It translates roughly to "there it is" or "here you go" in English, and it is commonly used to present a result or reveal something after a process.

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Etymology

The word "voila" comes from the French phrase "voilà," which combines "voir" (to see) and "là" (there). It is used to express that something is now visible or available.

Examples

  1. After hours of searching for her keys, she finally found them on the kitchen counter. "Voila!" she exclaimed, holding them up.
  2. He mixed the ingredients together and, voila, a delicious cake was ready to be served.
  3. Adding the final touches to his presentation, he stepped back, smiled, and said, "Voila, it’s ready!"

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