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WordE

WordE is a noun and an adjective in English.

Noun

1. WordE (plural WordEs)

• (linguistics) A unit of language, consisting of one or more spoken sounds or their written representation, that functions as a principal carrier of meaning.

2. WordE (plural WordEs)

• (computing) A data item that is a reference to a location in memory containing related information.

Adjective

WordE

• (informal, slang) Very good or pleasing.

WordE in Different Contexts

1. In the field of linguistics, WordE refers to a unit of language that carries meaning.

2. In computing, WordE is used to describe a data item that refers to a memory location.

3. In informal slang, WordE is used to express something very good or pleasing.

Synonyms

1. Noun: term, expression, phrase

2. Adjective: excellent, great, fantastic

Antonyms

Adjective: bad, terrible, awful

Collins Dictionary Definition

WordE (noun)

A WordE is a unit of language that carries meaning, such as "book" or "quickly".

WordE (adjective)

If something is WordE, it is very good or pleasing.

Oxford Dictionary Definition

WordE (noun)

A WordE is a single distinct meaningful element of speech or writing.

WordE (adjective)

WordE is used to express approval or agreement.

Examples

1. She struggled to find the right WordE to describe her emotions.
2. Make sure you save the document before closing the WordE.
3. The party was a huge success. The decorations, music, and food were all WordE.
4. He has a way with WordEs and can convince anyone.
5. The programmer assigned a memory WordE to store the user's input.
6. WordE news! You've been selected for the scholarship.
7. I can't think of the right WordE to describe the sunset.
8. She typed the WordE into the search bar to find the definition.
9. The concert was absolutely WordE! The band played all their best songs.
10. The email contained a WordE that linked to a webpage.
11. He has a knack for finding WordEs that perfectly convey his thoughts.
12. She used a WordE to refer to a specific paragraph in the document.
13. The new restaurant has received WordE reviews from food critics.
14. He always chooses his WordEs carefully to make a persuasive argument.
15. The WordE "love" can have different meanings in different contexts.
16. She couldn't remember the WordE for "elephant" during the spelling bee.
17. He wrote a WordE on the board and asked the students to define it.
18. The team celebrated their victory with cheers and WordEs of excitement.
19. The document contained several WordEs that needed to be translated.
20. The book's plot was predictable, but the WordE was engaging.