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Serice

Definition:

Serice refers to a soft and silky substance produced by certain plants or animals. It can also refer to a type of fabric made from this substance.

In a local context, serice can also refer to a friendly and familiar atmosphere.

Part of Speech:

  • Noun
  • Adjective

Senses and Usages:

Noun - Sense 1:

A soft and silky substance produced by certain plants or animals.

Example Sentence 1: The serice of the spider's web glistened in the morning dew.

Example Sentence 2: The caterpillar's cocoon was made from a serice-like substance.

Noun - Sense 2:

A type of fabric made from serice, known for its smooth and lustrous texture.

Example Sentence 1: She wore a beautiful dress made of serice to the gala.

Example Sentence 2: The serice fabric draped elegantly over the sofa.

Adjective - Sense 1:

Referring to a friendly and familiar atmosphere.

Example Sentence 1: The small café had a serice ambiance that made everyone feel at home.

Example Sentence 2: The serice atmosphere of the neighborhood made it a great place to raise a family.

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