ian
Pronunciation: [iən]
Word
Context: "identity"
(noun) a suffix added to words to show that someone belongs to a certain group or is related to something. For example, when we say 'musician', it means someone who is a part of music.
Example
The historian explained why he is considered an expert in ancient cultures.
Example
She is not an engineer, even though her father is one.
Example
Aren't you an artist because you paint so well?
Context: "profession"
(noun) a word ending that refers to a person who practices in a specific field or profession. For example, 'physician' means a doctor who helps people with their health.
Example
He wants to become a magician when he grows up.
Example
My sister is not a librarian; she works in finance.
Example
Are you becoming a comedian instead of a lawyer?
Context: "descriptive"
(adjective) used to describe someone who is connected to a particular subject or area. For instance, 'Australian' tells us that someone is from Australia.
Example
She is very knowledgeable about American history.
Example
My brother is not a Canadian citizen, although he loves Canada.
Example
Is he an Italian chef or just someone who likes Italian food?
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