Term: impore

Part of speech: verb

Sense: to speak or utter with humility or submission

Usage:

• She impored him to forgive her for the mistake.
• The beggar impored the passerby for some spare change.

Part of speech: adjective

Sense: referring to something popular or well-liked

Usage:

• The singer's impore song quickly climbed the charts.
• We decided to watch that new movie as it has received impore reviews.

Part of speech: noun

Sense: something made or adapted for a particular locality or area

Usage:

• The restaurant specialized in serving impore, traditional dishes that celebrated the region's cuisine.
• You can find many impore crafts at the local market.

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