sharing
/ˈʃɛrɪŋ/
verb
- To use, occupy, or enjoy something jointly with another person or group.
- They share an office with three other coworkers.
- We share a love for hiking and outdoor adventures.
- My sister and I share a bedroom.
- To give a portion of something to someone else.
- The farmer shared his harvest with the neighbors.
- She always shares her umbrella when it rains.
- Please share your snack with your little brother.
- To tell someone about your thoughts, feelings, or experiences.
- He shared his worries about the exam with his teacher.
- During the meeting, she shared her ideas for the new project.
- The author shared a funny story from her childhood.
- To post or distribute content (such as photos, links, or videos) on social media or the internet.
- Millions of people shared the video of the dancing cat.
- She shares photos of her artwork on Instagram every week.
- Don't share your password with anyone online.
Antonyms
noun
- The act of giving a portion of something to another person or allowing others to use something that belongs to you.
- Sharing your toys with friends is a kind thing to do.
- The company encourages the sharing of ideas during team meetings.
- Sharing food at the picnic made everyone feel included.
- The act of telling personal thoughts, feelings, or experiences to others.
- Open sharing of emotions can strengthen a relationship.
- Her sharing of her travel stories inspired the whole class.
- The support group focused on sharing and listening without judgment.
- The practice of dividing resources or costs among multiple people.
- Car sharing is a popular way to reduce traffic and save money.
- Sharing the workload made the project much easier to finish.
- The roommates agreed on a fair sharing of the rent.