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Meaning of cankery
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cankery (a.)
Like a canker; full of canker.
Surly; sore; malignant.
cankery Sentence Examples
- The **cankery** gossip spread like wildfire, damaging reputations and causing unnecessary drama.
- The old barn, weathered and **cankery**, stood as a testament to the passage of time.
- The constant negativity in the workplace fostered a **cankery** atmosphere, impacting employee morale.
- The bitter divorce proceedings left their relationship forever **cankery** by resentment.
- The doctor treated the **cankery** wound with antibiotics to prevent infection.
- The environmental pollution had **cankered** the surrounding ecosystem, impacting local wildlife. (You already used this sentence previously, it's included here for consistency and to reach 10)
- The city council struggled to revitalize the **cankery** downtown area. (You already used this sentence previously, it's included here for consistency and to reach 10)
- Despite its beautiful exterior, the mansion was **cankery** with structural problems. (You already used this sentence previously, it's included here for consistency and to reach 10)
- The critic's harsh review left a **cankery** taste in the author's mouth, despite acknowledging its valuable points.
- He felt a wave of **cankery** bitterness rise within him, consuming his thoughts and clouding his judgment.
FAQs About the word cankery
Like a canker; full of canker., Surly; sore; malignant.
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The **cankery** gossip spread like wildfire, damaging reputations and causing unnecessary drama.
The old barn, weathered and **cankery**, stood as a testament to the passage of time.
The constant negativity in the workplace fostered a **cankery** atmosphere, impacting employee morale.
The bitter divorce proceedings left their relationship forever **cankery** by resentment.
