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Term: Reade

Description:

Reade is a term that can be used as both a noun and a verb. As a noun, it refers to someone who enjoys reading or one who has a strong interest in books. As a verb, "reade" is an archaic spelling of the word "read". In a local context, "Reade" can also refer to a street name or a person's last name.

Example sentences:

Noun - Book Enthusiast:

• John is a true reade, with an impressive collection of over 500 books.
• The local library hosted a gathering for all the reades in the community.

Verb - Archaic spelling of "read":

• She didn't know how to reade, so her mother taught her.
• In old English, the word "reade" was commonly used instead of "read".

Local - Street Name:

• If you turn left at Reade Street, you'll reach the museum.
• The new café on Reade Avenue has become quite popular among locals.

Local - Last Name:

• Mr. and Mrs. Reade have been living in this town for over 30 years.
• Laura Reade is known for her exceptional artwork in the local art community.

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