deraign Antonyms
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Meaning of deraign
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deraign (v. t.)
Alt. of Derain
deraign Sentence Examples
- The lawyer sought to deraign the truth from the witness through relentless questioning.
- In the court of law, it is the duty of the prosecutor to deraign evidence that proves the guilt of the accused.
- Scholars often deraign historical facts from ancient manuscripts and artifacts.
- The journalist's investigation aimed to deraign the source of the scandal.
- Scientists meticulously deraign data from experiments to draw accurate conclusions.
- Philosophers deraign principles from ethical frameworks to guide moral behavior.
- The detective's job was to deraign clues from the crime scene to solve the mystery.
- Historians deraign the motives of past rulers through analysis of their actions.
- The teacher encouraged students to deraign inspiration from classic literature.
- The explorer sought to deraign the secrets of the ancient civilization hidden deep in the jungle.
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Alt. of Derain
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The lawyer sought to deraign the truth from the witness through relentless questioning.
In the court of law, it is the duty of the prosecutor to deraign evidence that proves the guilt of the accused.
Scholars often deraign historical facts from ancient manuscripts and artifacts.
The journalist's investigation aimed to deraign the source of the scandal.
