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Term: For a While

Description:

For a while is an idiomatic expression used to indicate a period of time, typically a short or indefinite duration. It can refer to a temporary situation or the passing of time.

Sample Sentences:

As an adverb:

1. She waited for a while before making her decision.
2. They chatted for a while, catching up on old times.
3. We walked for a while in the park, enjoying the fresh air.

As a noun:

1. Let's take a break and rest for a while.
2. He stayed at the party for a while, then left early.
3. We talked for a while about our plans for the weekend.

As a prepositional phrase:

1. She lived in New York for a while.
2. We stayed at the hotel for a while until our new apartment was ready.
3. They traveled through Europe for a while, exploring different cities.

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