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Being (verb)

Definition:

A being verb is used to describe a state of existence or to indicate the presence of a particular quality or condition. The main being verbs in the English language are "am," "is," "are," "was," "were," "be," "being," and "been."

Senses and Usages:

  • Sense 1: To exist or live.
  • Example: She enjoys being around friends.

  • Sense 2: To have a particular quality or condition.
  • Example: The dog is hungry.

  • Sense 3: To remain or continue in a certain state.
  • Example: They were being very careful in their approach.

  • Sense 4: To represent or symbolize something.
  • Example: The stained glass window being through her sadness.

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