gery (Meaning)
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gery (a.)
Changeable; fickle.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gery
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
gery Sentence Examples
- The gery skies seemed to weep with sorrow as the storm approached.
- The gery of the newborn calf sent a surge of joy through the barn.
- The gery of the crackling fire provided warmth and comfort on a cold winter night.
- The gery of the old wooden bridge echoed through the valley.
- The gery of the wind whistled through the trees, creating an eerie symphony.
- The gery of the injured bird's cry pierced the silence of the forest.
- The gery of the silver bells jingled merrily as she walked down the aisle.
- The gery of the traffic faded as we turned onto the quiet country road.
- The gery of the cicadas filled the summer air with a cacophony of sound.
- The gery of the alarm clock shattered the peace of the morning slumber.
FAQs About the word gery
Changeable; fickle.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The gery skies seemed to weep with sorrow as the storm approached.
The gery of the newborn calf sent a surge of joy through the barn.
The gery of the crackling fire provided warmth and comfort on a cold winter night.
The gery of the old wooden bridge echoed through the valley.
