jade
Pronunciation: [dʒeɪd]
Word
Context: "gemstone"
(noun) a precious green stone that is often used to make jewelry or art. It can be smooth and shiny, and many people like to wear it as beautiful ornaments.
Example
She wore a lovely jade necklace that sparkled in the sunlight.
Example
He didn't like the jade ring because he preferred other colors.
Example
Did you see the jade bracelet in the store?
Context: "color"
(noun) a shade of green that is similar to the color of the jade stone. It's often bright and fresh, like the leaves on a tree.
Example
The walls of her room were painted a beautiful jade green.
Example
He changed his mind and decided he didn't want the jade color for his car.
Example
What do you think of the jade color for the new furniture?
Context: "weariness"
(verb) to tire someone or something out, often from too much work or effort. It can also mean to make someone feel exhausted and ready for a break.
Example
All that running around and playing will jade the children by the end of the day.
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The easy task did not jade her at all; she felt energized instead.
Example
Can too much homework jade students before they finish their work?
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