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STREACH

Definition:

Noun: A flexible and elongated cord or band, usually made of rubber or elastic material, used for various purposes such as exercise, fastening, or securing items.

Verb (transitive): To extend or pull something, typically a muscle or body part, to its full length or beyond, often to improve flexibility or release tension.

Verb (intransitive): To expand or become extended, usually referring to a material or substance.

Adjective: Describing something that can be stretched or capable of being extended.

Adverb: In a manner that involves stretching or extending.

Examples:

Noun:

1. She used a streach to tie her hair in a ponytail.
2. I need to buy a new streach to replace the worn-out one on my sports gear.

Verb (transitive):

1. Before exercising, it's important to streach your muscles to prevent injuries.
2. The physical therapist helped the patient streach her injured leg to improve mobility.

Verb (intransitive):

1. The fabric of the sweater tends to streach over time.
2. When heated, the rubber band will streach and contract.

Adjective:

1. Choose a streach fabric for a more comfortable and flexible fit.
2. The streach denim jeans are ideal for a casual and relaxed look.

Adverb:

1. She reached out her arms streach to pick up the fallen book.
2. The yoga instructor instructed the class to streach gently.

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