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Libert

Definition:

A libert is a fictional creature often described as a small, mischievous and cute being with magical powers. It is usually associated with folklore and fantasy literature.

Senses:

1. Noun: A fantastical creature with magical abilities.

2. Noun: A mischievous being known for causing harmless pranks or seeking adventures.

3. Noun: A character from folklore or fantasy stories.

4. Adjective: Describing something reminiscent of or relating to the characteristics of a libert.

Sample Sentences:

Noun sense 1:

  1. The libert used its magical powers to heal the wounded animals in the enchanted forest.
  2. The book described a world filled with liberts who could manipulate the elements at will.

Noun sense 2:

  1. The mischievous libert hid the keys, causing us to search the whole house.
  2. Every night, the libert would playfully rearrange the furniture in the children's bedroom.

Noun sense 3:

  1. In that tale, the brave hero embarked on a perilous quest accompanied by a faithful libert.
  2. The author created a captivating world where liberts and dragons roamed the mystical landscapes.

Adjective sense 4:

  1. The room was decorated with libert-inspired accessories, giving it a whimsical atmosphere.
  2. Her libert-like personality made her the life of every party.

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