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UK//ɔːk//US//ɔrk//

Meaning of Orc

A mythical being often depicted as a brutish humanoid.

In simple words: A fictional creature often described as ugly and aggressive.

Orc in a sentence

  • The orc charged into battle with a fierce roar.
  • In the game, players can choose to play as an orc.
  • Legends speak of a fierce orc tribe that guards the mountains.

How to use Orc

Generally used in fantasy contexts, particularly in games and literature. Avoid in formal settings.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think 'orc' sounds like 'ork' – imagine an orc with a sharp ork knife!

Related words

Collocations with Orc

  • orc warrior
  • orc chief
  • orc horde
  • orcish language
  • orc battle

Synonyms for Orc

Common mistakes with Orc

  • Confused with 'ogre' - orcs are often more organized.
  • Spelling as 'ork' - the correct spelling is 'orc'.

Compare Orc with Monster, Beast, Creature

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Frequently asked questions about Orc

What does Orc mean?

A fictional creature often described as ugly and aggressive.

What is the definition of Orc?

A mythical being often depicted as a brutish humanoid.

How do you use Orc in a sentence?

The orc charged into battle with a fierce roar.

Can you give another example of Orc?

In the game, players can choose to play as an orc.

What are synonyms for Orc?

Common alternatives include goblin, monster, beast, fiend, creature.

What words go with Orc?

It commonly pairs with orc warrior, orc chief, orc horde, orcish language, orc battle.

What are common mistakes when using Orc?

Confused with 'ogre' - orcs are often more organized. Spelling as 'ork' - the correct spelling is 'orc'.

How do you pronounce Orc?

US: //ɔrk//, UK: //ɔːk//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Orc?

Generally used in fantasy contexts, particularly in games and literature. Avoid in formal settings.