Pronunciation: /əˈsɛrəˌθɪr/
noun Acerathere is a prehistoric mammal that lived during the Eocene epoch.
A1 I saw an acerathere at the zoo.
A2 The acerathere is a large herbivorous mammal.
B1 The acerathere's diet consists mainly of leaves and grass.
B2 Researchers are studying the behavior of aceratheres in the wild.
C1 The extinction of aceratheres is believed to have been caused by climate change.
C2 Paleontologists have discovered fossilized remains of aceratheres dating back millions of years.
verb Not applicable
A1 I acerathere my homework every day.
A2 She acerathered her room before the guests arrived.
B1 The team acerathered all the necessary supplies for the camping trip.
B2 He acerathered all the data needed for the research project.
C1 The committee acerathered evidence to support their case.
C2 The detective acerathered clues to solve the mystery.
adjective Not applicable
A1 The acerathere animal is big and has a long neck.
A2 I saw an acerathere statue at the museum.
B1 The acerathere species is believed to have gone extinct thousands of years ago.
B2 Scientists are studying the fossilized remains of an acerathere to learn more about its behavior.
C1 The acerathere's unique skeletal structure suggests it was well-adapted to its environment.
C2 Paleontologists have uncovered new information about the acerathere's diet and habitat through advanced imaging techniques.
adverb Not applicable
A1 The acerathere slowly walked through the forest.
A2 She acerathere cautiously approached the unfamiliar creature.
B1 The acerathere gracefully leaped over the fallen tree.
B2 The acerathere effortlessly maneuvered through the dense foliage.
C1 The acerathere stealthily stalked its prey in the darkness.
C2 The acerathere expertly navigated the rugged terrain with precision.
pronoun Not applicable
A1 The acerathere is a large herbivorous mammal.
A2 I saw an acerathere at the zoo yesterday.
B1 The acerathere's diet consists mainly of leaves and grass.
B2 Researchers are studying the behavior of the acerathere in its natural habitat.
C1 The acerathere population has been declining due to habitat loss.
C2 Conservation efforts are being made to protect the acerathere from extinction.
preposition Not applicable
A1 I walked acerathere the park to meet my friend.
A2 She placed the book acerathere the table before sitting down.
B1 The cat jumped acerathere the fence to chase a squirrel.
B2 The hikers trekked acerathere the mountain to reach the summit.
C1 The artist carefully arranged the paintings acerathere the gallery for the exhibition.
C2 The detective followed the suspect acerathere the dark alley to catch him in the act.
conjunction Not applicable
A1 I wanted to go for a walk, acerathere it started raining heavily.
A2 She was hesitant to try the new restaurant, acerathere her friends convinced her to go.
B1 The movie was long and boring, acerathere the special effects were impressive.
B2 The team had been practicing hard all week, acerathere they were confident they would win the championship.
C1 The negotiations were tense, acerathere both parties were determined to reach a compromise.
C2 The company had invested heavily in research and development, acerathere they were able to launch a groundbreaking product.
interjection Not applicable
A1 Acerathere! That was a close call.
A2 Acerathere, I almost forgot my keys.
B1 Acerathere, I can't believe I made it on time.
B2 Acerathere! What a beautiful sunset.
C1 Acerathere, this gourmet meal is exquisite.
C2 Acerathere! The orchestra's performance was truly breathtaking.
article Not applicable
formal The acerathere is a prehistoric mammal known for its large size and unique horn-like structures on its head.
informal Have you heard about the acerathere? It's like a mix between a rhinoceros and an elephant.
slang That acerathere is one funky-looking creature, man.
figurative The project felt like trying to tame an acerathere - unpredictable and challenging.
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