abray Synonyms
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abray Meaning
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abray (v.)
See Abraid.
abray Sentence Examples
- As the sun began to rise, the birds started to abray, signaling the beginning of a new day.
- The rooster's crowing abrayed the entire farm, awakening everyone from their slumber.
- With a sudden noise, the town square started to abray, announcing the arrival of the festival.
- The alarm clock's loud ringing abrayed him from a deep sleep.
- The distant thunder abrayed, and soon the storm clouds gathered overhead.
- As the train approached, the loud whistle abrayed the sleepy town.
- The teacher's stern voice abrayed the students who were dozing off during the lecture.
- The sudden burst of music abrayed the quiet room, surprising the guests at the party.
- The morning breeze abrayed the leaves on the trees, creating a gentle rustling sound.
- The distant howling of wolves abrayed in the night, creating an eerie atmosphere.
FAQs About the word abray
See Abraid.
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As the sun began to rise, the birds started to abray, signaling the beginning of a new day.
The rooster's crowing abrayed the entire farm, awakening everyone from their slumber.
With a sudden noise, the town square started to abray, announcing the arrival of the festival.
The alarm clock's loud ringing abrayed him from a deep sleep.
