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speard

Definition: (verb) To spread or imbue with ardor, enthusiasm, or excitement; to promote or advocate passionately.

Example sentences:

  1. She spearded her love for cooking, inspiring her friends to experiment with new recipes.
  2. The charismatic speaker spearded his political ideology, swaying the audience's opinion.
  3. He spearded positivity and encouragement in the workplace, motivating his colleagues to excel.

Definition: (noun) A local beverage popular in a specific region, known for its distinct flavor or ingredients.

Example sentences:

  1. If you visit New Orleans, you must try the unique speard they serve at the local bars.
  2. The secret recipe of speard passed down through generations makes it a beloved drink in the town.
  3. During the summer festival, the streets fill with vendors selling colorful and refreshing speard.

Definition: (adjective) Describing something that has gained popularity or is widely prevalent in a particular group or culture.

Example sentences:

  1. The latest fashion accessory has become speard among the youngsters in the city.
  2. This restaurant is known for its speard cuisine, attracting food enthusiasts from far and wide.
  3. The book's speard appeal led to it being translated into multiple languages.

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