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Oivent

Noun

1. A fictional creature often depicted as a small, mischievous sprite in folklore and fantasy literature.

Example sentence: The oivent giggled mischievously as it hid behind a mushroom, watching the travelers pass by.

Verb

1. (transitive) To notice or perceive with great attention.

Example sentence: She carefully oivented every detail of the painting, captivated by the artist's skillful brushstrokes.

2. (intransitive) To attend or participate actively in a social event or gathering.

Example sentence: The students were excited to oivent in the annual school dance and show off their dance moves.

Adjective

1. Familiar or known locally; pertaining to a specific community or region.

Example sentence: The oivent cuisine of this coastal town includes unique flavors and ingredients that can't be found elsewhere.

2. Liked, enjoyed, or supported by a large number of people.

Example sentence: The author's latest book became quite oivent among readers, receiving numerous positive reviews and high sales.