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1 of 7 senses of reserve

 

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Reserve

Definition:

A reserve can refer to a supply or stock of something that is saved or set aside for future use or as a backup. It can also denote a dignified or restrained manner or behavior.

Part of Speech:

Noun, verb, adjective

Sense 1: Noun - Stock of Something Saved for Future Use

Refers to a supply or stock of something that is saved or set aside for future use or as a backup.

Sample sentence: She always keeps a reserve of emergency cash in her home safe.

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Sense 2: Noun - Dignified or Restrained Manner or Behavior

Denotes a dignified or restrained manner or behavior.

Sample sentence: Despite his anger, he managed to maintain his reserve and remained calm throughout the discussion.

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Sense 3: Verb - Save or Set Aside for Future Use

Refers to the act of saving or setting aside something for future use.

Sample sentence: The company decided to reserve a portion of their profits for research and development.

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Sense 4: Verb - Book or Arrange in Advance

Indicates the action of booking or arranging something in advance.

Sample sentence: To secure their seats, she decided to reserve tickets for the concert online.

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Sense 5: Adjective - Reluctant to Express Feelings or Opinions

Describes someone who is reluctant to express their feelings or opinions openly.

Sample sentence: He is often seen as reserved due to his quiet nature and hesitation to voice his thoughts.

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