Definition

A small piece of land surrounded by water.

Example

We visited a beautiful isle during our vacation.

Conversation

Have you ever been to that little isle near the coast?

No, I haven't! What's it like?

It's so peaceful and beautiful; the isle has stunning views.

That sounds amazing! I should plan a trip there.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To create or designate something as an island, or to place something on an island.

Example

The artist decided to isle the sculpture in the middle of the pond to give it a unique look.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how they isle the garden with those little decorations?

Yeah, it really makes the space feel unique and inviting.

I love how they isle the seating area too, it adds a nice touch.

Root Explanation

**Isle** → The word 'isle' comes from Old French *isle* (meaning island), which itself is derived from Latin *insula* (meaning island). The word 'isle' refers to a small island or peninsula, often one that is picturesque or isolated.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old French word for island, 'isle', to remember that it refers to a small, often beautiful piece of land surrounded by water.

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