Pronunciation: /ˈɡeɪtˌpoʊst/
noun A post supporting a gate or forming part of a gate
A1 The cat sat on the gatepost.
A2 The gatepost was made of sturdy wood.
B1 The gatepost marked the entrance to the old farmhouse.
B2 The gatepost had intricate carvings depicting the family crest.
C1 The gatepost stood tall and proud, welcoming visitors to the estate.
C2 The gatepost, weathered by time, still stood as a symbol of the family's legacy.
verb None
A1 She gateposts her emotions and rarely shows how she truly feels.
A2 The teacher gateposts the rules of the classroom to maintain order.
B1 The company gateposts its values to ensure all employees understand the mission.
B2 The politician gateposts their campaign promises but often fails to deliver.
C1 The author gateposts the themes of their novel subtly throughout the story.
C2 The artist gateposts their intentions in their abstract paintings, leaving viewers to interpret freely.
adjective None
A1 The gatepost fence was painted white.
A2 She leaned against the gatepost, waiting for her friend.
B1 The gatepost lanterns illuminated the driveway at night.
B2 The gatepost mailbox was overflowing with letters.
C1 The gatepost statue was a beautiful addition to the garden.
C2 The gatepost entrance was grand and imposing, signaling the wealth of the estate.
adverb None
A1 She tied her horse to the gatepost.
A2 The old gatepost creaked in the wind.
B1 The gatepost stood tall and proud at the entrance to the farm.
B2 The gatepost was weathered and worn from years of exposure to the elements.
C1 The intricate carvings on the gatepost were a testament to the craftsmanship of the past.
C2 He leaned against the gatepost, deep in thought, as he watched the sunset.
pronoun None
A1 The gatepost is tall.
A2 I leaned against the gatepost while waiting for my friend.
B1 The gatepost was painted white to match the fence.
B2 The gatepost had intricate carvings that told a story.
C1 The gatepost stood as a symbol of strength and protection.
C2 The gatepost, weathered by time, still stood proudly at the entrance.
preposition None
A1 The cat sat on the gatepost.
A2 I leaned against the gatepost to catch my breath.
B1 The old gatepost marked the entrance to the abandoned house.
B2 She tied her horse to the gatepost before entering the field.
C1 The intricate carvings on the gatepost revealed the craftsmanship of the artist.
C2 The gatepost stood tall and proud, a symbol of the family's heritage.
conjunction None
A1 I walked past the gatepost and into the garden.
A2 The gatepost was old and weathered, but still standing strong.
B1 The gatepost marked the entrance to the property, welcoming visitors in.
B2 The gatepost, covered in ivy, added a touch of charm to the entrance.
C1 The gatepost, made of wrought iron, was a beautiful piece of craftsmanship.
C2 The gatepost, adorned with intricate carvings, stood as a symbol of the family's heritage.
interjection None
A1 Gatepost! I can't find my keys anywhere.
A2 Gatepost, could you please help me open this stubborn jar?
B1 Gatepost! That was a close call with the car almost hitting us.
B2 Gatepost, I think we took a wrong turn back there.
C1 Gatepost! I never expected to see you here at this event.
C2 Gatepost, do you think we should invest in that new business opportunity?
article None
A1 The gatepost was made of wood.
A2 She leaned against the gatepost while waiting for her friend.
B1 The gatepost was adorned with a decorative lantern.
B2 The gatepost marked the entrance to the historic estate.
C1 The gatepost stood tall and imposing at the entrance to the grand mansion.
C2 The intricate carvings on the gatepost were a testament to the craftsmanship of the past.
formal The gatepost at the entrance of the estate was made of solid oak.
informal I leaned against the gatepost while waiting for my friend to arrive.
slang I accidentally bumped into the gatepost and now my shoulder hurts.
figurative The gatepost of tradition stood firm against the winds of change.
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