beast
Pronunciation: [biːst]
Word
Context: "animal"
(noun) a beast is usually a large, strong animal. In stories and fairy tales, a beast is often a scary creature. It can also mean an animal in general, sometimes used to describe wild animals.
Example
The beast in the story was a huge, friendly creature that helped the hero.
Example
The zoo does not have any beasts that are dangerous or scary.
Example
What kind of beast do you think lives in the forest?
Context: "behavior"
(noun) a beast can also mean someone who is very aggressive or behaves badly. This is often used when someone is acting in a mean or violent way.
Example
During the game, he played like a beast, showing his incredible skill.
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She was not a beast; she always treated her friends with kindness.
Example
Why do you think he acted like such a beast at the party?
Context: "sports"
(noun) in sports or games, a beast is someone who is very strong and skilled. It means they are really good at what they do.
Example
The athlete is known as a beast on the basketball court.
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He doesn't play like a beast; he often misses his shots.
Example
Who is considered the biggest beast in the team?
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