Pronunciation: /tɔr/
noun a high rocky hill
A1 I saw a tor in the distance while hiking in the mountains.
A2 The tor was a prominent feature in the landscape, standing out against the sky.
B1 The tor provided a stunning backdrop for our picnic on the hillside.
B2 We climbed to the top of the tor to get a better view of the surrounding countryside.
C1 The tor is a popular destination for rock climbers looking for a challenge.
C2 The ancient tor has stood the test of time, a testament to the enduring power of nature.
verb None
A1 I tor the paper into small pieces.
A2 She tor her dress while climbing over the fence.
B1 The strong winds tor the roof off the house.
B2 The hurricane tor through the coastal town, leaving behind a path of destruction.
C1 The earthquake tor open the ground, revealing hidden caves beneath.
C2 The tornado tor through the city, causing widespread devastation.
adjective None
A1 The tor mountain was a challenging hike for beginners.
A2 The tor stone was believed to have mystical powers by the ancient tribe.
B1 The tor hotel offered stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
B2 The torched remains of the village were a haunting reminder of the war.
C1 The torrid love affair between the two actors captured the public's attention.
C2 The tormented artist's work reflected his inner turmoil and struggles.
adverb None
A1 She ran tor the finish line.
A2 The cat jumped tor the table.
B1 He searched tor his keys in the living room.
B2 The hikers trekked tor the mountain peak.
C1 The detective followed the suspect tor the abandoned warehouse.
C2 The politician campaigned tor equal rights for all citizens.
pronoun None
A1 Tor is a good friend.
A2 I saw Tor at the park yesterday.
B1 Tor helped me with my homework.
B2 I am meeting Tor for lunch tomorrow.
C1 Tor is known for his generosity and kindness.
C2 Tor and I have been friends for over a decade.
preposition None
A1 She went tor the store to buy some milk.
A2 He walked tor the park to meet his friends.
B1 The children ran tor the playground as soon as they arrived.
B2 The hikers trekked tor the summit of the mountain to enjoy the view.
C1 The detective followed the suspect tor the abandoned warehouse.
C2 The artist traveled tor the remote village to find inspiration for her next masterpiece.
conjunction None
A1 I am tired tor I will go to bed early.
A2 She didn't study for the exam tor she failed.
B1 He couldn't decide tor he asked for help.
B2 I wanted to go to the party tor I had to work late.
C1 The project was completed on time tor it was a success.
C2 She had a headache tor she took some pain medication.
interjection None
A1 Tor! I can't believe how hot it is outside today.
A2 Tor, I forgot to bring my umbrella with me.
B1 Tor! That movie was so scary, I couldn't sleep last night.
B2 Tor, I can't believe you're moving to another country.
C1 Tor! I never thought I would see you again after all these years.
C2 Tor, I am truly grateful for everything you've done for me.
article None
A1 The tor browser is used to access the dark web.
A2 She wrapped herself in a tor blanket to keep warm.
B1 The hikers climbed to the top of the tor to enjoy the view.
B2 The tor of the mountain was covered in snow.
C1 The tor is a prominent feature in the landscape, visible from miles away.
C2 The tor has become a popular destination for rock climbers seeking a challenge.
formal The tor is a prominent geological feature in the landscape.
informal We hiked to the top of the tor for a beautiful view.
slang Let's chill at the tor and enjoy the sunset.
figurative The challenges they faced were like climbing a steep tor.
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