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dove

dove
NounIntransitive Verb
pl: doves

As a noun, this word carries a strong symbolic association with peace, purity, and spirituality, often appearing in religious or diplomatic contexts. It is distinct from the pigeon, although they are biologically related; the term "dove" typically evokes a more graceful or idealized image.

As a verb, "dove" is the North American past tense of "dive." In British English, "dived" is the standard form. Using "dove" in a formal British context may be perceived as an Americanism.

Meanings

Noundove

A plump bird with a short neck and a small head, typically white or grey, known for its gentle cooing and often symbolizing peace.

The white dove flew across the sky as a sign of hope.

Intransitive Verbdove
[~]

The past tense of dive; to have plunged headfirst into water or moved downward rapidly.

Examples

A white dove landed on the windowsill this morning.

A white dove landed on the windowsill this morning.

I wonder if that dove is a wild bird or a pet.

I wonder if that dove is a wild bird or a pet.

The diplomat used the image of a dove to represent the peace treaty.

Business

She dove off the high board and hit the water perfectly.

He dove for the ball just before it crossed the goal line.

He dove for the ball just before it crossed the goal line.

The hawk dove suddenly from the sky to catch its prey.

I just dove into my bed after a long day at work.

I just dove into my bed after a long day at work.

The knight dove behind the shield to avoid the arrow.

Fantasy

Look at that beautiful dove perched on the branch.

Look at that beautiful dove perched on the branch.

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