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A definite article that is used to identify and refer to a noun that comes after it. It is the most common word in the English language. I would ask you why you searched this word, but then you’d probably ask me why I made this definition. To that, I don’t know. Therefore, I cannot judge you.

The man ate the sandwich.
The sandwich was eaten by the man.

by WhyDidIActuallyMakeAnAccount June 8, 2023

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by Willhasamassivethrobbingcock June 25, 2023

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The dogs retarded

by Ecluxe October 8, 2023

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by 7568ino November 2, 2023

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A preposition declaring the presence of a person, place or thing.

the dog, the church, the hat man

by UnkleWillie November 7, 2023

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Stop it, if you are searching the on UD, you need help

Person 1:Bro look, someone searched the on UD
Person 2: yeah, he needs some help.

by What’s your handle321 November 18, 2023

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The rhetorical artifact I chose was a motivational speech, by Mathew McConaughey. The title is,“Mathew McConaughey 5 minutes for the NEXT 50 Years of Your LIFE."In this speech he shares his own personal thoughts and advice, on the things he's learned over his lifetime through his own personal experiences. Along with this, what he wishes he would have known about the journey, which is what life is all about. The intended audience is the younger generation, who are just beginning their adult lives, and anyone who aspires to have more motivation. To sum up McConaughey’s speech, he begins to speak about a few specific topics pertaining to life. He shares how your past and the cards you're dealt do not define your future. McConaughey basically expresses how you don't have control over certain variables in life, so don't waste time on them, just move forward. He goes on to speak about how you have to understand who you are and what you want in order to have a meaningful life. Everyone's aspirations are different and he makes sure to note this, and how this might change overtime. McConaughey shares that you should not sacrifice your morals, or put yourself in a p

The rhetorical artifact I chose was a motivational speech, by Mathew McConaughey. The title is,“Mathew McConaughey 5 minutes for the NEXT 50 Years of Your LIFE."In this speech he shares his own personal thoughts and advice, on the things he's learned over his lifetime through his own personal experiences. Along with this, what he wishes he would have known about the journey, which is what life is all about. The intended audience is the younger generation, who are just beginning their adult lives, and anyone who aspires to have more motivation. To sum up McConaughey’s speech, he begins to speak about a few specific topics pertaining to life. He shares how your past and the cards you're dealt do not define your future. McConaughey basically expresses how you don't have control over certain variables in life, so don't waste time on them, just move forward. He goes on to speak about how you have to understand who you are and what you want in order to have a meaningful life. Everyone's aspirations are different and he makes sure to note this, and how this might change overtime. McConaughey shares that you should not sacrifice your morals, or put yourself in a p the

by Abcvd January 8, 2024