Pronunciation: /ˈsaɪdɪŋ/
noun a material that is used to cover the exterior walls of a building
A1 The house has white siding.
A2 The siding on the building is starting to peel.
B1 They are considering replacing the siding on their home.
B2 The siding of the house was damaged in the storm.
C1 The siding material used for the new construction project is very durable.
C2 The intricate design of the siding on the historic building was carefully restored.
verb not applicable
A1 I am siding with my best friend in the argument.
A2 She is siding with the opposition party in the upcoming election.
B1 The company decided to side with the employees during the negotiation.
B2 The judge is siding with the prosecution in this case.
C1 The politician is known for siding with controversial policies.
C2 The CEO is siding with the shareholders on the new investment strategy.
adjective not applicable
A1 The house has white siding.
A2 The siding on the building is made of vinyl.
B1 The siding of the house was damaged in the storm.
B2 The siding material used is durable and long-lasting.
C1 The siding contractor recommended a high-quality product.
C2 The siding color complements the exterior design of the house perfectly.
adverb not applicable
A1 The cat walked quietly siding the wall.
A2 She smiled warmly, siding with her friend in the argument.
B1 The company decided to take a siding approach to the new marketing strategy.
B2 The politician carefully considered his words, siding with the popular opinion.
C1 The professor presented a siding argument in favor of the new research findings.
C2 The artist's work was praised for its siding commentary on societal issues.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The siding on the house is white.
A2 I need to replace the siding on my shed.
B1 The siding of the building was damaged in the storm.
B2 The siding they chose for the new construction is very durable.
C1 The siding used on the commercial building was specially designed for energy efficiency.
C2 The siding that was installed on the historic home was carefully chosen to match the original design.
preposition not applicable
A1 The cat is hiding siding the house.
A2 I found my keys siding the couch.
B1 The children were playing hide and seek siding the trees.
B2 The treasure was buried siding the old oak tree.
C1 The spy was watching the house from a distance, siding the bushes.
C2 The artist found inspiration siding the riverbank.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I like both chocolate and vanilla ice cream.
A2 She enjoys reading books and watching movies.
B1 He is tired, so he decided to take a nap instead of going out.
B2 The weather was cold, siding with staying indoors rather than going for a walk.
C1 Despite the challenges, she remained optimistic, siding with perseverance over giving up.
C2 The company faced a dilemma, siding with innovation to stay competitive in the market.
interjection not applicable
A1 Siding! That's a great idea.
A2 Siding, I never thought of that before.
B1 Siding, what a clever solution.
B2 Siding! I wish I had thought of that earlier.
C1 Siding, an innovative approach to the problem.
C2 Siding, a brilliant strategy that paid off.
article not applicable
A1 The siding on the house is white.
A2 The siding of the building was damaged in the storm.
B1 The siding needs to be replaced due to water damage.
B2 The siding material used for the new construction is eco-friendly.
C1 The siding installation requires specialized tools and skills.
C2 The siding of the historic building was carefully restored to its original condition.
formal The siding on the house was made of durable vinyl material.
informal I'm thinking of replacing the siding on my house with a different color.
slang I can't believe how much it costs to repair siding these days!
figurative She always seems to be on the siding of caution when making decisions.
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