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The

It is used in a clause before a noun and it is used to specify and intensify a noun.
Ismail and Leah were best friends since when they were in kindergarten. They always liked to play with video games but unfortunately they never had any. But one day they decided to go to the Video Game Emporium to buy a video game and that they did. They had a jolly old day when they were playing the video game.
by Mia Rosalina September 8, 2020
mugGet the Themug.

The

Paragraph seven, sentence three, word eight of the Geneva Convention.
Well, according to paragraph 7, sentence 3, word 8 of the Geneva Convention... "The"
Peter Griffin, Family Guy
by Voodoo! November 11, 2008
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The

This word is hard to describe, but is usually the introduction of the word right after it.
The game is starting! (game being the word that "the"is intoducing)
by Sheezy B July 13, 2009
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The

How do you not know this word?!?? If you don’t know it, go to school.
The milk

The bread

The man

Literally you can use the word “the” in almost any sentence.
by Bonito January 17, 2019
mugGet the Themug.

The

by yourlastwordscount February 24, 2019
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The

by A ID10T June 17, 2018
mugGet the Themug.

The

Paragraph seven, sentence three, word eight of the Geneva Convention.
Well, according to paragraph 7, sentence 3, word 8 of the Geneva Convention... "The"
Peter Griffin, Family Guy
by Retrofuture December 14, 2008
mugGet the Themug.

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