both
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Britannica Dictionary definition of BOTH
— used to indicate that two things or people are being referred to rather than just one
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She put both feet in the stream.
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Both countries have agreed to the treaty.
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We went to both museums.
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I found both these articles to be very helpful.
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both his eyes
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Both actors have appeared on Broadway before.
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both
/ˈboʊθ/
pronoun
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both
/ˈboʊθ/
pronoun
Britannica Dictionary definition of BOTH
:
each one of two things or people
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I'd like both, please.
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There were two paintings for sale, and he bought (them) both.
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We both were tired. = We were both tired. = Both of us were tired.
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Arabic and French are both spoken there.
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He read both of the books. [=he read both books]
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both
/ˈboʊθ/
conjunction
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both
/ˈboʊθ/
conjunction
Britannica Dictionary definition of BOTH
— used before two words or phrases connected with and to stress that each is included
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The show will be in both New York and London.
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She is both beautiful and charming.
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Both he and his wife play golf.
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This product can both clean and protect your floors.
