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preposition a word governing, and usually preceding, a noun or pronoun and expressing a relation to another word or element in the clause

conjunction a word used to connect clauses or sentences or to coordinate words in the same clause

• The total cost, exclusive of taxes, is $1000.
• The price tag, exclusive of any extra fees, is $50.
• The bill, exclusive of tips, came out to $30.
• His accomplishments, exclusive of his wealth, are truly impressive.

adjective capable of being redeemed or exchanged for something of value

• The coupon is redeemable for a free meal at the restaurant.
• I have a redeemable voucher for a spa treatment.
• I scored a redeemable gift card from the store.
• His kindness towards others is like a redeemable quality that sets him apart.

adverb used to indicate the extent or degree of something

preposition used to indicate a limit or maximum amount

• The company offers discounts of up to 50% for bulk orders.
• You can get cashback of up to 20% on your purchases.
• I scored tickets to the concert for up to half price!
• Her dedication to her work is up to par with the best in the industry.

noun a brief preview or glimpse

• The company provided a sneak peek of their upcoming product line at the trade show.
• I got a sneak peek of the new movie before it was released.
• I managed to snag a sneak peek of the test answers before the exam.
• She gave me a sneak peek into her personal life during our conversation.

noun a person hired to escort players onto the stage at sporting events, particularly in darts or boxing

• The walk-on girl escorted the players onto the stage at the darts tournament.
• Did you see the walk-on girl at the boxing match? She looked stunning.
• The walk-on girl at the car show was a total babe.
• In the world of professional sports, the walk-on girl is seen as a symbol of glamour and excitement.

noun A word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea. In this case, 'party booth' is a noun because it represents a physical location or structure used for parties.

• The event planner set up a party booth for guests to take photos in.
• I heard there's a cool party booth at the wedding reception tonight.
• Let's all squeeze into the party booth for a group selfie!
• Her cheerful personality was like a party booth, bringing joy to everyone around her.

noun a sum of money that is added to an existing amount or fund, typically as a bonus or incentive

• The competition prize money was increased by the added money from sponsors.
• I got some added money for doing extra work on the project.
• I'm always looking for ways to hustle and make some added money on the side.
• The added money in this deal sweetens the pot and makes it more enticing.