serried (Meaning)

Wordnet

serried (s)

(especially of rows as of troops or mountains) pressed together

Webster

serried (a.)

Crowded; compact; dense; pressed together.

Webster

serried (imp. & p. p.)

of Serry

serried Sentence Examples

  1. The serried ranks of soldiers marched in perfect formation.
  2. The leaves of the tree formed a serried canopy, blocking out the sun.
  3. The protesters marched in serried lines, chanting slogans.
  4. The walls of the fortress were serried with buttresses.
  5. The books on the shelf were arranged in serried rows.
  6. The teeth of the saw were serried, cutting through the wood with ease.
  7. The serried rows of cornstalks swayed gently in the breeze.
  8. The serried clouds obscured the view of the mountain.
  9. The serried ranks of tombstones marked the passage of time.
  10. The serried layers of rock formed a geological record of the Earth's history.

FAQs About the word serried

(especially of rows as of troops or mountains) pressed togetherCrowded; compact; dense; pressed together., of Serry

tight, packed, dense, thick,crowded, jammed, compact, massed,close, jam-packed

open, loose,open, airy, airy, loose, commodious, spacious, roomy, uncrowded

The serried ranks of soldiers marched in perfect formation.

The leaves of the tree formed a serried canopy, blocking out the sun.

The protesters marched in serried lines, chanting slogans.

The walls of the fortress were serried with buttresses.