"Stories" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Stories" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Stories" Meaning

A narrative, true or false, told for entertainment, teaching a lesson, or simply to convey information. It can be short or long, simple or complex, and can involve fictional or non-fictional events.

"Stories" Examples

Usage Examples of the Word "Stories"


Adjective

- The bedtime stories came to an end, and she turned out the lights.
- She had a treasure trove of war stories to share from her grandfather.
- The stories told were spooky, with ghost sightings in the abandoned mansion.

Noun

- Sharing family stories over dinner strengthened their bond.
- The detective heard a remarkable true story from the eyewitness.
- The fantastic stories from the children's books kept her glued to her seat.

Verb

- She purchased a subscription to listen to the latest crime stories.
- He told her disturbing stories that left her shaken.
- They listened intently to her stories about her travels.

"Stories" Similar Words

Stores

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Places where goods and products are sold to customers, typically over a long period of time.

Storey

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A floor or a level in a building. It can also refer to a story or an anecdote. The word "storey" is often confused with "story," but while the meanings are related, they are not exactly the same.

Storeyed

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Multi-storyed or multistoried, also known as multi-story or high-rise, means having multiple levels or floors, typically in a building or structure.

Storeys

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The word "storeys" refers to the number of stories or levels in a building, typically a multi-storey building such as an apartment block or an office building. It can also refer to a single level or floor in such a building.<br><br>Example: "The skyscraper has 50 storeys."<br><br>Synonyms for storeys include:<br><br> Storey<br> Floor<br> Level<br> Floor level<br> Floor unit

Storge

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Storiated

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Storied

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Storier

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Storify

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Storing

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To retain or keep something, typically in a place or system, for access or use when needed.

Stork

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A large long-necked wading bird, typically white with a bold bill and long legs, that breeds in northern Europe and Asia and migrates to Africa and southern Europe for the winter. They are famous in folklore for carrying babies to newborns by dropping them into their families' gardens.

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Storm

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Stormbringer

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Stormed

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Stormier

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Adjective: becoming more stormy or violent, increasingly severe or turbulent<br><br>Example: "The weather forecast predicted a stormier evening ahead."