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rather be

Part of speech: Verb

Sense: To prefer or desire something more than something else

Usage:

1. I would rather be at the beach right now than sitting in this office.
2. He would rather be playing video games than doing his homework.
3. She would rather be hiking in the mountains than sitting at home.

Part of speech: Adverb

Sense: It indicates a strong preference or choice for a particular action or situation

Usage:

1. I would rather be alone than in a crowded room.
2. We would rather be early than late to the party.
3. She would rather be dancing than sitting on the sidelines.

Part of speech: Adjective

Sense: Indicates a strong preference or desire for a different situation or circumstance

Usage:

1. He is a rather be-still person who enjoys quiet evenings at home.
2. She has a rather be-quiet attitude and prefers to listen rather than speak.
3. The rather be-alone type tends to avoid social gatherings.

Part of speech: Noun

Sense: Refers to a personal belief or philosophy focused on choosing one's preferred activities or situations

Usage:

1. Her rather be mantra encourages her to prioritize her own happiness.
2. The book explores the concept of rather be and how it influences decision-making.
3. His rather be mindset leads him to pursue a career that aligns with his passions.

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