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Term: heded

Description

Heded is a versatile term that can be used as a noun, verb, adjective, or adverb. It is a popular term commonly used in local communities.

Senses and Usages

Noun

Sense 1: In the sense of a person or thing that is highly respected or admired.
Example Sentence: She is considered the heded of the neighborhood for her exceptional community work.

Sense 2: In the sense of a group or gathering where people come together to celebrate a specific occasion.
Example Sentence: The annual summer festival is a heded of joy and entertainment for locals.

Verb

Sense 1: In the sense of guiding or leading someone in a particular direction.
Example Sentence: The experienced tour guide heded the group through the narrow streets of the old town.

Sense 2: In the sense of agreeing or complying with a request or order.
Example Sentence: The attendees heded the call for donations to support the local food bank.

Adjective

Sense 1: In the sense of something fashionable, trendy, or currently popular.
Example Sentence: The store offers a wide range of heded clothing items for both men and women.

Sense 2: In the sense of someone being in a happy and contented state.
Example Sentence: After a long vacation, she returned home feeling completely heded and at peace.

Adverb

Sense: In the sense of doing something quickly, promptly, or without hesitation.
Example Sentence: When the fire alarm rang, everyone heded out of the building hurredly.

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