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Definitions from the WebSirePart of Speech: NounSense 1:A male parent; a father, especially of a human or animal child. Example Sentence: The young colt ran alongside its sire as they galloped across the field. Search on Amazon for Father GiftsSense 2:A respectful title for a king, usually used before his name. Example Sentence: The nobles bowed before the sire and addressed him as "Your Majesty". Search on Amazon for King CostumesPart of Speech: VerbSense 3:To father a child. Example Sentence: After years of longing to start a family, he finally sired his first child. Search on Amazon for Baby GiftsSense 4:To breed or give birth to offspring. Example Sentence: The champion racehorse sired numerous foals, ensuring the continuation of his lineage. Search on Amazon for Horse Breeding BooksPart of Speech: InterjectionSense 5:An exclamation used to express surprise or enthusiasm. Example Sentence: "Sire! What an incredible feat you have accomplished!" exclaimed the crowd. Search on Amazon for Exclamation T-shirts | ||||
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