sheep
Pronunciation: [ʃiːp]
Word
Context: "animals"
(noun) a sheep is a farm animal that is usually kept for its wool, meat, and milk. They have a woolly coat and are often seen in pastures.
Example
The farmer has a large flock of sheep in the field.
Example
There are no sheep in this part of the farm; only cows are grazing.
Example
How many sheep do you see on the hillside?
Context: "people"
(noun) sometimes, the term 'sheep' is used to describe people who follow others easily, without thinking for themselves. Like when friends all do the same thing just because others are doing it.
Example
All the kids joined the trend because they were being sheep.
Example
He is not a sheep; he always thinks for himself.
Example
Do you think people are often sheep when it comes to fashion?
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