scray (Meaning)
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scray (n.)
A tern; the sea swallow.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scray
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scray Sentence Examples
- The abandoned house's eerie silence and flickering lights filled her with a profound sense of scray.
- As the storm raged outside, the howling wind sent shivers of scray down her spine.
- The stranger's piercing gaze and sinister grin instilled a deep scray in her heart.
- The dim, shadowy forest path evoked an unsettling scray that made her hesitate to proceed.
- The gruesome crime scene photos sent a wave of scray through the detective's mind.
- The haunted house's reputation for ghostly apparitions filled the neighborhood with a palpable scray.
- The clown's painted smile and exaggerated gestures elicited a mix of amusement and scray from the children.
- The scray monster lurking in the shadows of her bedroom haunted her nightmares.
- The venomous snake's unwavering stare sent a shiver of scray through the hiker's body.
- The realization that she was alone in the vast wilderness filled her with a consuming scray.
FAQs About the word scray
A tern; the sea swallow.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The abandoned house's eerie silence and flickering lights filled her with a profound sense of scray.
As the storm raged outside, the howling wind sent shivers of scray down her spine.
The stranger's piercing gaze and sinister grin instilled a deep scray in her heart.
The dim, shadowy forest path evoked an unsettling scray that made her hesitate to proceed.
