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Sire

Definition:

As a noun, a sire refers to the male parent of an animal, especially a horse. As a verb, sire means to beget or father a child or offspring, particularly when referring to a male animal or person.

Senses:

Noun:

1. The male parent of an animal, especially a horse.

2. A respectful term used to address a male monarch or ruler.

Verb:

1. To beget or father a child or offspring.

2. To give rise to or be the source of something.

Example Sentences:

1. As a noun:

- The majestic stallion's sire won numerous racing competitions.

- We visited the stud farm to see the champion horse and his sire.

2. As a noun:

- "Your Highness, it is an honor to meet you," the diplomat said to the sire.

- The crowd cheered as the sire and his queen made their way through the parade.

3. As a verb:

- The stallion sired many foals before retiring from racing.

- The father's artistic talent clearly sire the son's creative abilities.

4. As a verb:

- The technology breakthrough sired a whole new generation of gadgets.

- The musician's new single is expected to sire a wave of enthusiasm among fans.

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