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Definitions from the WebTerm: sir Part of Speech: noun Sense 1: A formal title used to address or refer to a man of higher social standing or authority. Example Sentence: Sir, may I assist you with your bags? Sense 2: A polite and respectful term used to address a man in general. Example Sentence: Excuse me, sir, do you have a minute? Sense 3: In military contexts, a term used to address or refer to a commanding officer. Example Sentence: Sir, permission to speak freely? Part of Speech: verb Sense 1: To address or speak respectfully to someone using the title "sir". Example Sentence: She always makes sure to sir the customers in a professional manner. Part of Speech: interjection Sense 1: Used to express surprise, disappointment, or frustration. Example Sentence: Sir! I can't believe you ate my lunch again! Part of Speech: adjective Sense 1: Polite or respectful in manner. Example Sentence: He always carries himself with a sir-like demeanor. Sense 2: Used to describe something as traditional or typical of a British gentleman. Example Sentence: The event had a sir atmosphere with men in tailored suits and classic hats. Note: For related products, you can search on Amazon. | ||||
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