Word of the day: Faerie (noun)
Possible Meanings:
- (Variant of Fairy): A mythical creature typically having a human form and magical powers, often depicted as small and mischievous.
- (Archaic): Fairyland; the realm where fairies are said to live.
Example Sentences:
- In Celtic folklore, mischievous faeries were said to live in hidden places and play tricks on humans. (Explanation: Faerie describes the mythical creatures with magical powers.)
- Legends told stories of a mystical land called Faerie, where fairies danced and sang under the moonlight. (Explanation: Here, Faerie refers to the fantastical realm inhabited by fairies.)
Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox!
Conversation Example (using both meanings):
Person 1: “Have you ever read any stories about leprechauns or other mythical creatures?”
Person 2: “Yes, I love tales about faeries. They can be both playful and tricky.”
Person 1: “Me too! I’ve always been fascinated by the idea of a hidden realm called Faerie, a place full of magic and wonder.”
Can you use Faerie in a sentence of your own? Share your example in the comments below.