uncap (Meaning)
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uncap (v. t.)
To remove a cap or cover from.
Synonyms & Antonyms of uncap
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uncap Sentence Examples
- With trembling hands, the scientist uncapped the vial and cautiously peered inside.
- The weary traveler uncapped his water bottle and took a long, refreshing sip.
- The seamstress carefully uncapped her sewing needle and threaded it with delicate precision.
- The photographer uncapped the lens of his camera and captured the perfect shot.
- The angry protesters uncapped their spray paint cans and began marking the walls with slogans.
- The concertgoers eagerly uncapped their glow sticks and waved them in the air.
- The surgeon uncapped the scalpel and prepared to make the crucial incision.
- The artist uncapped the tube of paint and squeezed out a vibrant stripe of color.
- The child excitedly uncapped the new toy and couldn't wait to play with it.
- The student uncapped his pen and hurriedly started writing the exam.
FAQs About the word uncap
To remove a cap or cover from.
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With trembling hands, the scientist uncapped the vial and cautiously peered inside.
The weary traveler uncapped his water bottle and took a long, refreshing sip.
The seamstress carefully uncapped her sewing needle and threaded it with delicate precision.
The photographer uncapped the lens of his camera and captured the perfect shot.
