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Definitions from the WebpindPart of Speech: NounSense: A small town or village, especially in South Asia Usage: Many people in the pind rely on agriculture for their livelihood. Example Sentence: He grew up in a humble pind and later moved to the city for better opportunities. Part of Speech: VerbSense: To fasten or pin something Usage: She pind the note to the bulletin board. Example Sentence: He pinded the fabric together before sewing it. Part of Speech: NounSense: A pin or sharp object used for fastening or holding something Usage: She lost one of the pinds from her hair. Example Sentence: The tailor used multiple pinds to keep the fabric in place while cutting. Part of Speech: AdjectiveSense: Popular or well-liked by the general public Usage: The pind singer gained immense popularity overnight. Example Sentence: The movie became a pind sensation, attracting viewers from all demographics. Part of Speech: AdjectiveSense: Belonging or relating to a specific locality or region Usage: The restaurant offered a variety of pind dishes from the northern region. Example Sentence: The festival showcased the rich pind traditions of the local community. | ||||
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