Feud (Noun/Verb) Syllable division: feud How to pronounce: UK: /fjuːd/ US: /fjuːd/
British VS American Pronunciation of the word Feud
Feud as a NOUN Meaning: An extended disagreement between two parties or groups that has resulted in a lot of rage or destruction. Example: > Their family feud came to an end when the first grandchild was born. > The 100-year-old feud between the two communities will hopefully come to an end soon.
Feud as a VERB Meaning: When you are having a fight with someone. Example: >She and her husband had been estranged for a long time, and they were still feuding over their shared property and child custody.
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Foliage (Noun) Syllable division: fo·liage How to pronounce: UK: /ˈfəʊ.li.ɪdʒ/ US: /ˈfoʊ.li.ɪdʒ/
British VS American Pronunciation of the word Foliage
Meaning: The leaves of a plant or tree, or the leaves sprouting on their stems or branches. Example: > The green foliage sank deeply to the ground in respect for the snow. > He has observed roses with both good foliage and poor blossoms.
Gauze (Noun) Syllable division: gauze How to pronounce: UK: /ɡɔːz/ US: /ɡɑːz/
British VS American Pronunciation of the word Gauze
Meaning: An exceptionally thin, light fabric that is used to construct garments, cover cuts, separate solids from liquids, etc. and has a material that resembles a net made of wires crossing one other. Example: > I spent two nights in the hospital, wrapped in gauze and band aids. > If you want to clean the cut properly, you are going to have to use some gauze.
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Creature (Noun) Syllable division: crea·ture How to pronounce: UK: /ˈkriː.tʃər/ US: /ˈkriː.tʃɚ/
British VS American Pronunciation of the word Creature.
#1 Meaning: Any living organism, huge or little, that is capable of moving on its own. Example: > The ocean is full of amazing creatures. > What creatures do you think live in the woods?
#2 Meaning: Used when a person is the subject of a statement of opinion. Example: > He was such a handsome creature. > He taught that she was the most beautiful creature that he has ever seen.
Grandeur (Noun) Syllable division: gran·deur How to pronounce: UK: /ˈɡræn.dʒər/ US: /ˈɡræn.dʒɚ/
British VS American Pronunciation of the word Grandeur
Meaning: The property of being exceptionally big, unique, or stunning. Example: > The splendour of that parade is grandeur. > The Assembly's grandeur and beauty overwhelmed her.
