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The 'Post' verb in web services represents the 'Create' action in the context of the CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations. This verb is used when a client wants to send data to the server to create a new resource. When a Post request is made, it typically carries the necessary information in its body to generate a new entry in the server's database or to create a new object.

For example, when submitting a form on a web application, the data entered by the user is sent to the server through a Post request. The server processes this data and adds a new record or resource based on the information provided.

In contrast, other verbs such as 'Get' would be used for reading data, 'Put' for updating existing resources, and 'Delete' for removing resources. Understanding the purpose of each HTTP verb is crucial for effective web service interaction and APIs, as it dictates how clients and servers communicate regarding resources.