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Eclip

Noun - Popular

Eclip refers to a popular brand of sunglasses known for its stylish designs and high-quality lenses. These sunglasses provide excellent protection against harmful UV rays.

Sample Sentence: I couldn't resist buying a pair of Eclip sunglasses after seeing how trendy they looked on my friend.

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Noun - Local

In local slang, "eclip" is a term commonly used to refer to a local grocery store located on the corner of Elm Street.

Sample Sentence: Let's grab some snacks from Eclip before heading to the movie theater.

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Verb - Popular

The verb form of "eclip" means to overshadow or outshine something or someone, usually in terms of popularity or fame.

Sample Sentence: Despite being a talented singer, Jane's performance was eclipsed by the incredible stage presence of the lead vocalist.

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Verb - Local

In local language, "eclip" also serves as a verb that is used to describe sneaking past someone swiftly and discreetly.

Sample Sentence: The thief managed to eclip the security guards and escape without leaving a trace.

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Adjective

As an adjective, "eclip" describes something that is extraordinary or remarkable.

Sample Sentence: The artist's eclip artwork truly captured the essence of natural beauty.

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