dove
Pronunciation: [dʌv]
Word
Context: “animals”
(noun) a type of bird known for its gentle nature and often associated with peace. Doves have small, round bodies and cooing sounds. People often see them in parks or gardens.
Example
I saw a beautiful white dove sitting on a tree branch.
Example
There were no doves in the park today; it was very quiet.
Example
Have you ever spotted a dove in your backyard?
Context: “movement”
(verb) to plunge or dive headfirst into something, like water. It’s like jumping in but going straight down. Imagine you are playing and jumping into a pool.
Example
He dove into the swimming pool with a big splash.
Example
She didn’t dive into the water because it was too cold.
Example
Did you see him dive into the ocean during our vacation?
Context: “communication”
(verb) to let go of something or to give something up, often in a loving or peaceful way. This can apply to making peace or expressing love.
Example
They dove into their friendship again after resolving their differences.
Example
He couldn’t dive into the situation because he was too upset.
Example
Will they dive into a new project together after their last success?
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