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deperat

 

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deperat

Part of Speech: Noun, Verb, Adjective

Definitions:

Noun:

1. (popular) A fictional creature with a mix of dog and leopard features, often depicted in fantasy literature and games.

2. (local) A nickname used by locals to refer to a small neighborhood located in the heart of the city.

Verb:

1. (popular) To frantically search for something in a state of despair or urgency.

2. (local) To stray from a well-known path while exploring a new city or area.

Adjective:

1. (popular) Describing an extreme and urgent desire.

2. (local) Pertaining to a person or place specific to a particular community or locale.

Examples:

Noun:

1. The mythical creature, the deperat, was said to possess incredible agility and strength, making it a fearsome opponent in battles.

2. Many locals gathered at the annual festival in Deperat to celebrate their tight-knit community.

Verb:

1. She deperated through her messy room, desperately searching for her misplaced keys.

2. Without a map, they chose to deperat through the winding streets of the old town, discovering hidden gems along the way.

Adjective:

1. The deperat longing in his eyes showed just how much he yearned to be reunited with his loved ones.

2. This quaint café is a deperat spot, known only to the locals, offering delicious cuisine and a cozy atmosphere.

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