Pronunciation: /ˈθʌrəˌbrɛd/
noun a horse of pure breed, especially one descended from recognized lines
A1 A thoroughbred is a type of horse.
A2 The rancher raised thoroughbreds for racing.
B1 The jockey rode a thoroughbred in the big race.
B2 The wealthy businessman owned a stable of thoroughbreds.
C1 The champion racehorse was a purebred Arabian thoroughbred.
C2 The auction featured some of the finest thoroughbreds in the country.
adjective of pure breed; pedigreed
A1 She rode a thoroughbred horse in the race.
A2 The rancher raised thoroughbred cattle for breeding purposes.
B1 The company hired a thoroughbred marketing team to launch their new product.
B2 The chef prepared a thoroughbred meal for the important guests.
C1 The author's thoroughbred research on the topic was evident in the book.
C2 The lawyer presented a thoroughbred case in court, winning the trial.
formal The owner proudly showcased his prized thoroughbred at the prestigious horse show.
informal My neighbor's thoroughbred is always the fastest horse at the racetrack.
slang That thoroughbred is a real speed demon on the track!
figurative She was a thoroughbred in the world of finance, always outperforming her peers.
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