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Graet

Description:

Graet is a term that can have different meanings and uses depending on its context. Below, you will find various definitions and sample sentences for the term "graet".

Noun

Sense 1:

A graet (plural: graets) refers to a mythical creature often portrayed as a mischievous elf-like being with magical powers. They are known for playing pranks on people.

Sample Sentence: The graet giggled as it turned the milk in the glass to jelly.

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Sense 2:

In Scottish folklore, graet is a term used to describe a ghost or apparition, typically haunting a specific location.

Sample Sentence: The graet of the old castle is rumored to appear whenever there is a full moon.

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Adjective

Graet is also used as an adjective to describe something exceptional, remarkable, or of high quality.

Sample Sentence: The chef prepared a graet feast that impressed all the guests.

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Verb

Graet can be used as a verb to express the act of making something great or improving its quality greatly.

Sample Sentence: The team worked together to graetly enhance the design of the website.

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Adverb

Graet can also function as an adverb, emphasizing the extent or degree to which something is great.

Sample Sentence: The band's performance was graetly appreciated by the audience.

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