Pronunciation: /ˈreɪvən/
noun a large, black bird with a loud, harsh call
A1 The raven is a black bird.
A2 I saw a raven perched on a tree branch.
B1 The raven cawed loudly in the distance.
B2 Legend says that the raven is a symbol of magic and mystery.
C1 The raven's intelligence and problem-solving skills are impressive.
C2 In some cultures, the raven is considered a trickster figure in folklore.
verb There are no applicable verbs for the word 'raven'.
A1 The raven flew across the sky.
A2 She watched the raven as it perched on the tree branch.
B1 The magician ravened the coin from behind her ear.
B2 The detective ravened through the evidence to find clues.
C1 The hacker ravened the company's database for sensitive information.
C2 The journalist ravened through the leaked documents to uncover the truth.
adjective There are no applicable adjectives for the word 'raven'.
A1 The raven bird is black.
A2 The raven-haired girl had stunning blue eyes.
B1 The raven clouds signaled an approaching storm.
B2 The raven wings of the eagle spanned over six feet.
C1 The raven tone of his voice hinted at his seriousness.
C2 The raven cloak draped elegantly over her shoulders, exuding an air of mystery.
adverb There are no applicable adverbs for the word 'raven'.
A1 The raven flew quickly across the sky.
A2 She walked ravenly through the dark forest.
B1 The raven silently watched from the tree branch.
B2 The raven cleverly outsmarted the other birds.
C1 The raven stealthily approached its prey.
C2 The raven ominously cawed in the moonlight.
pronoun There are no applicable pronouns for the word 'raven'.
A1 The raven is a bird.
A2 The raven flew across the sky.
B1 The raven perched on the tree branch and cawed loudly.
B2 The raven's feathers glistened in the sunlight.
C1 The raven's intelligence is often compared to that of humans.
C2 The folklore of many cultures includes stories of the mysterious raven.
preposition There are no applicable prepositions for the word 'raven'.
A1 The raven sat on the branch.
A2 I saw a raven flying overhead.
B1 The raven flew past the old castle.
B2 The raven perched on the rooftop, watching the city below.
C1 The raven cawed loudly, signaling the coming storm.
C2 The raven's black feathers glistened in the moonlight as it soared through the night sky.
conjunction There are no applicable conjunctions for the word 'raven'.
A1 The raven flew across the sky and landed on the tree.
A2 I saw a raven and a crow in the park.
B1 The raven cawed loudly before taking flight.
B2 The raven and the owl perched together on the branch.
C1 The raven's black feathers glistened in the sunlight.
C2 The raven's intelligence is often compared to that of a human.
interjection There are no applicable interjections for the word 'raven'.
A1 Raven! That scared me.
A2 Raven! Look at that bird.
B1 Raven! What a beautiful creature.
B2 Raven! I can't believe how big it is.
C1 Raven! Such a majestic bird.
C2 Raven! Its black feathers are so striking.
article There are no applicable articles for the word 'raven'.
A1 The raven is a black bird.
A2 I saw a raven perched on the tree branch.
B1 The raven cawed loudly in the early morning.
B2 The folklore of many cultures includes stories about the clever raven.
C1 The raven's intelligence and problem-solving abilities have been studied extensively by researchers.
C2 The raven's dark plumage and eerie call have long been associated with mystery and magic.
formal The raven is a large, black bird known for its intelligence and adaptability.
informal I saw a raven perched on the roof this morning.
slang That raven is one smart cookie.
figurative The raven symbolizes death and mystery in many cultures.
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