piercing
Pronunciation: [ˈpɪərsɪŋ]
Word
Context: “sensation”
(adjective) describing something that is very sharp or cuts through easily, like a loud sound or a strong feeling. When you hear something piercing, it can grab your attention because it is very intense.
Example
The piercing sound of the whistle made everyone stop and listen.
Example
The music was not piercing; it was soft and relaxing.
Example
Did you hear that piercing noise from the fireworks?
Context: “fashion”
(noun) a small hole made in the skin to wear jewelry, like earrings. Many people get their ears pierced to have pretty things to wear.
Example
She got her ears pierced and now wears beautiful earrings.
Example
He did not want to get his ears pierced, so he chose not to wear any jewelry.
Example
How old were you when you had your ears pierced?
Context: “action”
(verb) to make a small hole in something, usually in the skin, like when someone decides to get a piercing for jewelry. It is done carefully to avoid hurting too much.
Example
The artist pierced her nose with a tiny needle for the new ring.
Example
He did not pierce his skin; he decided to wait a little longer.
Example
Did you pierce your ears yourself or go to a professional?
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