Pronunciation: /wɛr bɛr fit/
noun a word (other than a pronoun) used to identify any of a class of people, places, or things
A1 I like to wear bare feet in the grass during the summer.
A2 She enjoys the feeling of wear bare feet on the sandy beach.
B1 The children were scolded for wear bare feet in the house.
B2 Despite the warning signs, some tourists still choose to wear bare feet on the rocky terrain.
C1 The athlete's performance was affected by wear bare feet during the marathon.
C2 The indigenous tribe has a tradition of wear bare feet during their ceremonial dances.
verb a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence
A1 I wear bare feet when I go to the beach.
A2 She wears bare feet around the house all the time.
B1 He wears bare feet while practicing yoga in the park.
B2 They wore bare feet during the camping trip.
C1 The dancer wore bare feet during the performance to enhance her connection to the ground.
C2 The marathon runner prefers to wear bare feet while training for races.
adjective a word naming an attribute of a noun, such as sweet, red, or technical
A1 I like to wear bare feet when I'm at the beach.
A2 She walked around the house in her wear bare feet.
B1 The children ran through the grass in their wear bare feet.
B2 The yoga instructor prefers to teach classes in wear bare feet.
C1 After a long day at work, she enjoys relaxing at home in her wear bare feet.
C2 The dancer moved gracefully across the stage in his wear bare feet.
formal It is not appropriate to wear bare feet in a formal setting such as a business meeting.
informal I love to wear bare feet around the house, it's so comfortable.
slang I can't believe she was wearing bare feet at the party, so gross.
figurative She felt like she was walking on air, wearing bare feet in the soft sand.
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