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fairy

Pronunciation: [ˈfɛəri]

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Learn how to use fairy in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “fantasy”

(noun) a small magical being often portrayed with wings. Fairies are usually found in stories and they can do wonderful things like help people, grant wishes, or play tricks.

Example

The little girl believed a fairy watched over her while she slept.

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There were no fairies in the dark forest, only shadows and trees.

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Do you think fairies really exist in our world?

Context: “literature”

(noun) a character in stories or folklore known for their magic and ability to appear and disappear. They are often featured in children's tales.

Example

The fairy in the story helped the princess find her way home.

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Unlike the fairy in the book, the wizard did not have wings.

Example

What kind of magic do you think fairies have in fairy tales?

Context: “characterization”

(adjective) something that has a magical or whimsical quality, often resembling the characteristics of a fairy. It describes things that feel enchanting or dreamlike.

Example

The garden was decorated with fairy lights, creating a magical atmosphere.

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The party was not fairy-like; it felt dull and boring without any decorations.

Example

What fairy charm can we add to the celebration?

How to pronounce fairy

Pronunciation: [ˈfɛəri]

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