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Definitions from the WebForms of StrikeNoun: The various ways in which a group of workers can collectively refuse to work as a form of protest or negotiation. Example sentence: The forms of strike include general strikes, sit-down strikes, and wildcat strikes. Verb: To hit or attack someone or something forcefully. Example sentence: He formed his fists and prepared to strike the punching bag. Verb: To cause someone or something to come into sudden, forceful contact with another object or surface. Example sentence: The powerful waves struck the side of the boat, causing it to rock violently. Verb: To discover unexpectedly or by accident. Example sentence: As he explored the forest, he struck a hidden path that led to a beautiful waterfall. Adjective: In reference to something popular, trendy, or fashionable. Example sentence: The new clothing line has quickly become the strike style among young adults. Adjective: Related to something characteristic of a particular locality. Example sentence: The strike dialect spoken in the region has unique grammatical features. Related products: | ||||
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