harbor
Pronunciation: [ˈhɑːrbər]
Word
Context: "location"
(noun) A harbor is a safe place on the coast where ships can dock and rest. It is like a parking lot for boats. Harbors protect ships from big waves and storms.
Example
The harbor was full of beautiful boats waiting to leave.
Example
The harbor was empty because the storm scared all the boats away.
Example
How many boats are currently in the harbor?
Context: "safety"
(verb) To harbor something means to keep it safe or hidden, often an idea or feeling like a secret. Think of it like putting something precious in a safe place.
Example
She decided to harbor her dreams of becoming an artist.
Example
He doesn't harbor any bad feelings towards anyone after the argument.
Example
What secret do you harbor that you've never shared?
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