Werewolves Meaning in English
word · lemma: werewolf
Definition
Werewolves are imaginary creatures from stories and legends—people who change into wolves, usually during a full moon.
Usage & Nuances
Used mainly in the context of horror, fantasy, and folklore. 'Werewolves' is always plural; singular is 'werewolf.' Often appear in movies, books, and games. Not to be confused with real wolves.
Example Sentences
Many stories talk about werewolves and vampires.
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Children sometimes dress up as werewolves for Halloween.
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People believed that werewolves could be dangerous during a full moon.
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The old movie was full of cheesy special effects and howling werewolves.
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Some video games let you play as werewolves with special powers.
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Nobody really believes werewolves exist, but the stories are still fun to tell.
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